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baez578 10-11-2013 08:19 AM
http://youtu.be/B_3BtIUSmbk

Thought I'd share this. After the 12 minute mark, some good points are made that I agree with.
This particular card now has a deep history behind it that collectors will find interesting so no one will lose money on this card IMO

ullmandds 10-11-2013 08:43 AM
well, Rich...not sure if I agree with you...but one thing I do know...the Cobb Wagner is still available...for only 300K...and has been the subject of numerous articles and tv shows?!

frankbmd 10-11-2013 08:47 AM
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Originally Posted by ullmandds (Post 1193878)
well, Rich...not sure if I agree with you...but one thing I do know...the Cobb Wagner is still available...for only 300K...and has been the subject of numerous articles and tv shows?!
Pete,

If a Cobb Wagner is available for 300K, what do you think a Wagner Cobb would fetch?

ullmandds 10-11-2013 08:55 AM
Billions Frank!

dshapiroSF 10-11-2013 05:41 PM
Luckey - you're spot on. Joe O would have been a sophmore in college at that point - still playing baseball.

mattsey9 10-11-2013 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by CMIZ5290 (Post 1193557)
Since it was sold to Gretzky, wouldn't the term slashing be better than trimming?:D
Were that the case, he'd be facing two minutes in the box rather than two years in the clink.

ls7plus 10-12-2013 01:40 AM
tolling
 
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Originally Posted by calvindog (Post 1193648)
Only the statute of limitations would prevent such lawsuits. I believe that is 5 years in Illinois.
The statute of limitations might also be tolled, if the defendant actively concealed the cause of action from the knowledge of the plaintiff.

Larry

brob28 10-12-2013 06:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Rich Klein (Post 1193865)
the "trimmed" Wagner card is now worth more than it was before. After all, it is a subject of a book and is now even more infamous. Me, personally, if I had the money, I'd actually pay the owner a profit for this card just as a converation piece. And the owner is no dummy so if he is fine with the card as it is, so am I
I agree with one thing Rich, the owner of the card is no dummy and as such will not publicly state that the card is in anyway compromised by the admission. If he did, he could ruin his chance of getting his $ back when he sells. Does anyone know when the statute of limitations ends on his purchase?

hcv123 02-07-2014 08:48 AM
Lol
 
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Originally Posted by atx840 (Post 1193652)
That is fantastic!


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