List all your T206 Rare Backs

[ChiefBenderForever]

I only have a Bender no trees Lenox, unless I decide to keep the BL350 I won for ChicagoT206 !!

[Chicago206]

Originally Posted by JohnnyHarmonica

I only have a Bender no trees Lenox, unless I decide to keep the BL350 I won for ChicagoT206 !!

Damn you!!! Get the MO yet by the way?

[ChiefBenderForever]

Originally Posted by Chicago206

Damn you!!! Get the MO yet by the way?

Probably tomorrow, but you might need it back to pay for that Drum !

[Chicago206]

That BL350 is small potatos compared to the Drum. I tried explaining to the wife why i'll be withdrawing possibly $2500 to buy a "baseball card". Her eyes glazed over and her expression turned to disgust. Even though i'll be trying to buy the card strictly because I love this hobby, its easier to buy if I can try to convince her the card will be at least worth 75% of what we pay in 5 years time.

I always buy collectibles with this frame of mind. If I can lose no more than 25% of my original investment a few years down the road, I have no problem paying for the "ownership rights" for at least a few years!

[mart8081]

Just a low grade Red Hindu Magee for me. The Uzit has massive eye appeal to me. One day I will get one......

[cfc1909]

Chicago

I don't think you need to worry about getting your money back from a Drum reverse. In 2005-5years ago, you could have got that Drum for about 1k-in 2000 probably 200.

There were a bunch(about 15 to 20) Drums on ebay around 2001 or 2002 and the best one only reached 1k-most were around 300 to 500-they were all vg to vg-ex.

I remember a PSA 4 Atz/Drum selling for $1600 on ebay around 2003.

[scottglevy]

Jim,

I agree with you on this one. With so much interest in T206 backs, its a simple supply/demand equation. Despite the new finds of Drums --- there just aren't all that many in a '2' or better floating around. I don't have population numbers but I'd guess 150 or so to fulfill the demand for those people who want one.

Regards,
Scott