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Originally Posted by frankbmd
Sage advice. I got into a bidding war on an American Beauty, not even of the opposite sex, and ended up winning much to my chagrin. Five years later I sold it for more than I paid. Time may not heal all wounds (anyone interested in my Bo Jackson RC collection), but it can often bail you out.
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Back in 2004, I paid $800 for a Green Cobb, really nice PSA 1. Back then they weren't worth $800 (more like $650), but it was the last card I needed for my T206 set and I didn't want to wait. I overpaid on a Cobb then, but now it could probably get twice the amount. As the other two people have said, you won't lose money by holding on to that Cobb.
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