t206 eddie plank on ebay..

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by ChiefBenderForever

Well maybe I was a little harsh, definately not an easy card to find in any condition or back.

It's okay. My point is that there might not be any numeric-graded 150's, making the altered 150 in question desirable (if you want a nice-looking 150).

Out of the three you showed, the first one is a 150, but 'authentic', the second and third are both 350 series. No graded (numeric) 150's.

[ChiefBenderForever]

Originally Posted by Runscott

It's okay. My point is that there might not be any numeric-graded 150's, making the altered 150 in question desirable (if you want a nice-looking 150).

Out of the three you showed, the first one is a 150, but 'authentic', the second and third are both 350 series. No graded (numeric) 150's.

I didn't even think of that, great point . As far as 2012 value on a 2 or 3, better get 45k set aside and be ready and hope a couple are listed at the same time . When I get my 2 or 3 I guess it will probably be a 350 series.

[sportscardpete]

I take back everything I said, nice links! Didn't think about the "150" back..

I would just personally love a roughed up plank than an altered one, but that's just my opinion. It's kind of tough spending that much money on a card that has been altered..

[g_vezina_c55]

Originally Posted by sportscardpete

I take back everything I said, nice links! Didn't think about the "150" back..

I would just personally love a roughed up plank than an altered one, but that's just my opinion. It's kind of tough spending that much money on a card that has been altered..

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i have the same opinion of you. if i have the choice about an alterate psa plank or for a little bit more money for a psa 1 card, i choose the psa 1.

can you give to me info about the back of the card, you speak about 150, 350... etc... ? any difference in the value of the card ?

[sb1]

There are some 150's in numerical holders.

I have provided this info before about 150 T206's, whether it be Plank or any other will always be much bolder in color and sharper. All of the 350 Planks are a washed out Blue, often a bit out of register. You can see this much more clearly side by side. Many times 350's look nice in an auction catalogue but are really not as nice as any 150.

[g_vezina_c55]

thx, i ll see the difference !

what is the other difference ? the year of production ? what is the signification of 150 or 350 ?

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by sb1

There are some 150's in numerical holders.

I have provided this info before about 150 T206's, whether it be Plank or any other will always be much bolder in color and sharper. All of the 350 Planks are a washed out Blue, often a bit out of register. You can see this much more clearly side by side. Many times 350's look nice in an auction catalogue but are really not as nice as any 150.

Thanks Scott - I was hoping you would respond!

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by sb1

There are some 150's in numerical holders.

I have provided this info before about 150 T206's, whether it be Plank or any other will always be much bolder in color and sharper. All of the 350 Planks are a washed out Blue, often a bit out of register. You can see this much more clearly side by side. Many times 350's look nice in an auction catalogue but are really not as nice as any 150.

Please include whole name in post

(JK Scott B.)

[sb1]

A little more info as I was on SGC's website gathering data for the 100's of T206's in our upcoming auction(cheap plug). SGC has graded 16 350 Sweet Caporal Plank's, 6 150 Sweet Caporal, 5 of which were AUT and 1 150 Piedmont, also AUT.

I think it may be a fair statement that a nice numerical 150 would bring a substantial premium in the market.