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#18
04-21-2005, 08:29 PM
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Antique Shops
Posted By: Derek
Yes, I found about 10 T206's among a group of mostly 60's and 70's cards here in the L.A. area last year. A little overpriced, but then the case was running a 15% off sale for that weekend, and then I had a coupon for an additional 10% off - so I did not too shabby. They came back as 40's from SGC. I am kicking myself, though, cause I passed on a Bresnahan batting with Cycle Back that would have cost $70 after discounts - I went back next weekend and it was gone. 
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