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[Hankphenom]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

On top of the current flood of T206s coming to market this can only help collectors trying to acquire cards for their collections.
Now if someone would bring a 10,000 plus e-card collection to market we would all be in heaven.

There is a current flood of T206s? How much of a flood? HOFs or commons, too? Have higher prices done this, or something else?

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by Hankphenom

There is a current flood of T206s? How much of a flood? HOFs or commons, too? Have higher prices done this, or something else?

Hi Hank, hope you are well.

I'm not a T206 guy but going off of Ryan's recent comments about PWCC putting a large amount of T206's on the market along with the pages and pages of T206's I have to wade through at every auction it seems there is a lot of T206's on or coming to market. I think this can only be good for T206 collectors who are trying to add to their collections.

Maybe the T206 guys can weigh in with their opinions since they follow that market a little closer than me.

[brianp-beme]

I think there has always been a lake of T206 cards available for collectors, and there has never been a catastrophic dam collapse (in pricing on them). Us collectors have been proven to be a pretty thirsty bunch over the decades, even when the marketplace brings torrential downpours of them, or the economy siphons off supply during times of drought.

Brian (never too few cards out there to get T206'ed)

[ValKehl]

I'll venture a guess that there also are roughly 1,000 T205 cards and 500 T207s, but I'm very curious as to what other issues are in this huge hoard. I hope there are lots of real-photo, B & W cards from the 1916-1922 period. Also, I wonder where the collector of this hoard lived - if in the Northeast, there aren't likely to be any/many LA issues or PCL issues.