[jwest1334]

I have some common 1909-11 t-206s. about 10 of them. Since they are not PC, I am going to sell them. they would grade somewhere between 1-3. I know the grade would not make a huge difference, I was just wondering if having them slabbed and authenticated would add enough value to make it worth it as opposed to selling them raw.

[supremelou]

I have some common 1909-11 t-206s. about 10 of them. Since they are not PC, I am going to sell them. they would grade somewhere between 1-3. I know the grade would not make a huge difference, I was just wondering if having them slabbed and authenticated would add enough value to make it worth it as opposed to selling them raw.

cards of that era should always be graded if you ask me.

[djohn]

Tough to say, as the additional money you would get from grading them would probably offset the cost of having them graded. It might be a wash, but if one of them came back a higher grade than expected then you could definitely gain more. Since you are looking to sell them I would probably get them graded.

[jonathani]

Anything that old should get graded, in my opinion. If I was looking to buy and did not have to go to the trouble of getting them graded myself, I would be more interested. I would account for that cost in my offer, of course.

JonathanI

[beginesj]

I agree with everyone on here. You should get them graded. People pay more attention to the graded ones!!

[Patrick_cpg]

I personally would be more interested in a card from that era if it were graded.

[aquariustg]

I think also knowing that the cards have not been trimmed or altered is huge. I have a T206 Sherry Magee that is an SGC Authentic. It is amazing looking but just a touch small, so I assume the Authentic on the label was from trimming. I would have probably paid more for it if it was a little beat up but not altered.

[beatles guy]

Grade 'em!