Looking for a 2nd example of the T206 Cobb (bat off shoulder) / Black LENOX card

[tedzan]

Peter

In the last Century (1970's - 1999), the "card doctors" were Lo-Tech using paper cutters....but then most of these little cardboard gems were valued only in 2 or 3-digit$.

In the 21st Century, with 4, 5, or 6-digit$ values, the card doctors have become Hi-Tech....as is evident in the examples of the re-fronted T206's.

Now, what we T206 dudes have to fear is that these con-artists have become knowledgeable on the correct front/back permutations !


TED Z
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[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Peter

In the last Century (1970's - 1999), the "card doctors" were Lo-Tech using paper cutters....but then most of these little cardboard gems were valued only in 2 or 3-digit$.

In the 21st Century, with 4, 5, or 6-digit$ values, the card doctors have become Hi-Tech....as is evident in the examples of the re-fronted T206's.

Now, what we T206 dudes have to fear is that these con-artists have become knowledgeable on the correct front/back permutations !


TED Z
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Ted yeah, except low tech was good enough to get the Wagner into an 8 holder in 1991.

[tedzan]

Peter

As I was typing my first sentence in that post, that exact thought entered my mind. But, I told myself not to go there

But, you did......c'est la vie.


TED Z
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[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Peter

As I was typing my first sentence in that post, that exact thought entered my mind. But, I told myself not to go there

But, you did......c'est la vie.


TED Z
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Yeah and I was typing about the Wagner, I was thinking of the Robin Williams line (translated from "jive" to English) "these and many many more."