V61 Nielson's Chocolate value compared with the E120 America

Ok from what I've gathered the e120s are a lil tougher than its Canadian counterpart? So what kind of value can we expect from Neilsons? Is it kinda like the '33 Goudeys with the WWG issue?

Oh yea I know there are 2 types within the Neilson's also...although I have no idea of the difference!

Use to be that the E120's were really more plentiful than the V61's. A couple of recent "finds" of V61's have scewed the numbers. The E120's are still more plentiful, but have more people now collecting the set. Fritsch use to have well over a hundred E120's for sale in almost all of his catalogs. The V61's are still somewhat scarcer (though the margin closed a little with the recent finds), and usually sell for less due to E120's being collected on a wider scale.

thanks scott, shows what i know. my perception was since the e120s go for more it must be scarcer. check ur pm.

it's like 33WWG cards. The WWGs are tougher to find, but sell for less than regular Goudeys because more people collect the cards relative to availability

Jay

Quan, I know this one b/c I use to buy VG range horizontals from the E120 set for around $15-$30 each. When they started selling for outrageous amounts, luckily I had a few left and sold around a half dozen in the $200+ range!

Until the set collectors started competing for the E120's they were plentiful and CHEAP! I cannot complain, as I made some nice $$$ selling the ones I had left (that didn't sell the year before I sold them for 1/10 the price!!!!).

Edited to add that Jay is correct. It seems when any Vintage set has a Canadian counterpart, the Canadian set is always rarer and cheaper! :study: