PSA & SGC combined T206 pop numbers as of 12/22/23

[Pat R]

Originally Posted by Ronnie73

Great research Pat!! Or I should say, thank you for taking the excessive time to do this and share it. I did a similar list around 8 years ago, so I knew exactly how cards 450 to 524 were going to look. Nearly all HOF cards. The totals look to be around triple the amount also. This is the first step needed, to continue with the future steps of the breakdown of the set. Are the different back numbers from the population reports or from your known master checklist? The Rossman is one of a small handful of oddball unknowns. I still need the Tolstoi. I'm going to have to dig out my Sovereign 350, because it might need upgrading. Especially after I saw that I paid $18.18 for it lol. At least my Sweet Caporal 350/25 is a PSA 4.

I'm not sure how you captured the sections of the spreadsheet, but if you are on a Windows system, I use the snipping tool, which does a nice clear job with bright colors.

Thanks Ron. I have done something similar using the PSA pop report going all the way back to 2012 but I never did the print groups and backs or included the SGC pops before.

I lost all of my data when my old computer died so I only have stuff that I printed and saved.

Here are the first 3 pages of the PSA pop numbers from 2012.

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[Kidnapped18]

Great job Pat! Well done. I have put together similar lists in the past with PSA and SGC pops and the least graded players dominated by the SLers are pretty much the same with the exception of a few. I have always thought that Cranston and Violat should command a higher premium based on the low numbers even though I have seen quite a few raw Cranstons for sale.
Same numbers wise with the high graded ones which are dominated by the HOFers.

I am currently working through the PSA SLers pop list and tracking down each cert which is over 14,000 at this point. I am working on Foster for a few more minutes today.

[Kidnapped18]

Here is a sample

[brianp-beme]

Nice Pat...I love this kind of research work. And being the papery fellow that I am, I have already printed out a black ink version (time to replace the color ink cartridges in my printer). It does give me the excuse to instead mark up these copies with print group indications, which should be some between the holiday fun for me, and will probably force me to get a real good feel for the differences in availability between and within the groups.


Brian

[Pat R]

Posting this for someone who asked for the list in alphabetical order.


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[Cory]

For doing this - this is awesome data!

[Pat R]

You're welcome and thank you Cory.

I found one mistake that I made and I'm sure there are more. Baker's total should be in blue because he is a print group 3 subject.