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Posted By: Bruce Babcock

Just suppose that the T206 Wagner was not the rarity it is.

Suppose that there were four T206 Wagners, just as there are four T206 Cobbs, and printed in the same numbers.

Suppose there is a blue (instead of green) portrait, a yellow (instead of red) portrait, a "bat on shoulder" and a "bat off shoulder."

How would the prices compare to the four Cobbs?

And here's another question. How many sets, tobacco or otherwise, contain both Cobb and Wagner? It's interesting that two of the biggest sets of the tobacco era do not contain both players. T205 has no Wagner and T207 has neither player.



Here are the E95 cards of both, to get the ball rolling.