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Here is a Cobb that has not been posted

Picked this beauty up in memory lane last month

1920s Universal Toy Ty Cobb

It's rarer and it's Ty Cobb. Count me in.

Brunswick--
I think you are going to have to put together a Cobb pop report, as you did for Jackson and Wagner (sorry!).

And we should probably archive these somewhere?

The Domino Disc PX7 not one of the popular issues of Cobb.

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Originally Posted by Brian (Post 2378760)

Brunswick--
I think you are going to have to put together a Cobb pop report, as you did for Jackson and Wagner (sorry!).

And we should probably archive these somewhere?

Thanks, absolutely! I started on Cobb to continue building the analysis of Wagner and Jackson. I got all through PSA POP Reports with nearly 230 different cards/variations (rows) totaling 10,710 graded cards (all entered manually in Excel). I then started on SGC POP Reports and got through nearly 500 total graded cards, but every 10 or so searches the site requires image verification continuously, so it got bogged down. I’ll continue chipping away on Cobb then post once complete. If there’s a place I can upload the Wagner and Jackson Excel Report, I’d be happy to!

You are THE man, Brunswick--thanks!

Talk about eye candy. Fantastic cards everyone.

An E93 and a Bat On for the pile. The T206 Bat On was my first Cobb. hooked ever since.

I believe this is the most common Cobb 206 - But I’m proud of it 🙂

61 posts and not a D304 Cobb in the thread.

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My only Cobb

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Originally Posted by Rich Falvo (Post 2379038)

My only Cobb

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Any Cobb is a good Cobb Rich.

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Originally Posted by Casey2296 (Post 2379039)

Any Cobb is a good Cobb Rich.

Except these two (W515 and W512).

Brian (owners of examples of these two cards, please don't beat me over the head with an ugly stick. By the looks of these two cards, it appears that Ty has already taken a beating)

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Originally Posted by brianp-beme (Post 2379045)

Just because he's an ugly puppy he still deserves love, although the one on the left is stalkeresque and creepy AF.

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Originally Posted by Casey2296 (Post 2379039)

Any Cobb is a good Cobb Rich.

Thanks. Definitely a keeper when I sold most of a Sport Kings set.

Here are my Cobbs. Agreed he is still undervalued compared to others…

Some might call me a compulsive card flipper.

Brian

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Red Cobb Run #2

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Originally Posted by Blunder19 (Post 2379535)

Mic drop kind of post Jamie!!!! Wowwwwww

I suppose the perfect time for my standard m113 / m114 post is after the stamps...

I believe the release dates to be :
m113
Aug 1909 - Photogravure Series No 1 (jumping)
Feb 1912 - Boston copyright (jumping)
Dec 1913 - NY copyright (batting)

m114
Nov 1941 - New York Conlon
mid 1950s - DC Thompson (still working on the exact date of release)