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Just when I think your run can't get any better... I hope Victory will soon be yours.
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Could be one of the best "set" collections ever. just really amazingly cool. Congrats on the new pickup.
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Unreal. Congratulations. That collection belongs in the HOF, truly. And that a great looking 2.5 ty Cobb back
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I'm not even a t206 guy and I find this absolutely incredible! Speechless.
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Outstanding! Best of luck with the final piece!
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That's amazing Jamie! Great stuff!! I was glad to see an update.
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Thanks for the kind words everyone... I'm glad everyone is enjoying the updated Run Pictures... sharing with the board is one of the more enjoyable sides of the Hobby...
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Wow, congrats, Jamie! Seriously impressive.
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Now that it truly impressive!
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Pretty much agree with all the sentiments regarding the Cobb run. Just amazing! Good luck on the last one!
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Amazing, Jamie! I never get tired of looking at pictures of these cards.
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Congratulations, Jamie!
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Wow, amazing. Funny, you and I are emailing the other day, and you mentioned a big pick up...didn't realize you meant a BIIIIG pick up. Congrats!
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Wow !!!
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Whole. Lee. Sheet!
Congrats man, that is awesome!!! Next time I see one I'll just grab a T214 Cobb for ya :D |
I will pile on with a congrats too, Jamie. That is a great looking new addition.
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Wow. Congrats! What's that the Cobb back from Memory Lane Auction sold recently?
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Jamie, I just couldn't resist checking the pop reports - I see that there are three T214 Victory - Cobbs in the combined reports (hopefully, none are crossovers), which gives me confidence that you will obtain one. And, hopefully, you already know where one or more of them reside.
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I'm just in awe of what I am looking at. Absolutely fantastic. This would be HOF worthy if it were just a common player, but Cobb? Just... wow.
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It is not complete without a Cobb proof. LOL
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Wow Jamie! The king of all runs...atleast tobacco runs...has reached a new stratosphere!!!!
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some amazing runs in this thread, especially those Cobbs! There's something amazing about a big group of beautiful T206 portraits like that
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Congrats Jamie! Unreal pickup!
For anyone who hasn't read it, I interviewed Jamie for an article about his Cobb run back in February. It was a lot of fun to learn more about how he put the collection together. http://www.thatt206life.com/2017/02/02/the-greatest-t206-back-run-ever-assembled-ty-cobb-red-background-portrait/ |
Incredible run. Threads like this should be on an automatic bump timer so it remains on the first page for a year or so for any and all newcomers to enjoy.
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Incredible. A big thumbs up.
How many pairs of brown shoes does your spouse have? :D |
That's just incredible Jamie. I'm really happy for you. It's also making me realize I need to step my game up. I'm sure a Victory will show up at some point. It's just a waiting game now.
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Forgive me if this has already been covered, but what makes the T214 so tough (besides the insane prices it demands)? Are those cards ridiculously more scarce than the other Cobbs you have? Or is it all about finding one at the right price?
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Luke, very well done article.
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Very very amazing.
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Hello Everyone...
It has been 3 years since I have been able to update this thread... I have a very exciting and somewhat historic announcement... After years and years of searching... and thanks to another Board member I have finally secured the T214 Victory Red Cobb! This was the last Cobb needed to complete the entire Tobacco run of Red Cobbs! All 30 of 30 possible now reside in the same collection.. To date I believe this is the first time these Cobbs have ever been assembled in the same collection. I also believe at 30 different backs, this is the largest backrun ever put together. It has been a 9 Year Journey starting back in 2011 with the Cobb Drum... Plugging away over the next few years I was able to acquire more Cobbs.. ones that I thought I never would find... the Red Hindu, the Broad Leaf 460, the T213 Type 3 Overprint... the final 2 ended up being the Cobb Back, and the Victory.. I was drawn to the allure of the Lucky 7 find, and was thrilled when another collector helped me secure one of the Lucky 7 (in my humble opinion the nicest 2.5 of the bunch).. that was roughly 3 years ago.... from then until now... high and low I searched for a T214 Victory... I believe there are only 2 confirmed examples.. (I was told the PSA 2 listed on the pop report was crossed to one of the SGC 2s)... Very excited to add this to my collection.. it was my white whale... and now what seemed impossible 9 years ago.. has finally been realized today... Some fun stats about the different backs... the T213 type 3 overprint is the only 1 of 1 left (after the discovery of the 2nd BL460).... there are only 2 BL460s, 4 Drums, 2 Victorys.. 2 blank backs.. the Sov 460 is incredibly difficult... as is the Red Hindu, and type 1 coupon... The T213-2 Cobb in this run is the 2nd highest graded example... Luke did a really nice article about the run (posted earlier in this thread) if anyone has interest in more details about the assembling of the cards... This has taken countless hours of online searches.. hunting at National card shows every year..... networking with other board members... I can say with 100% certainty without this forum I would have never been able to complete this back run.. Thank you to everyone who assisted me.. and a special thanks to my close friends Chris, JV, Mike S, Ryan, Luke, Bryan L, Sonny and Sean C. You are looking at 9 years of a mans collecting life below... :) I included a small picture so you can hopefully see all cards without scrolling.. and a larger image for better clarity on each cards condition... All grades are listed above the cards in Red... My hope one day is to have this displayed in the Hall of Fame for others to enjoy.... (if I would be lucky enough to have them consider displaying it) I present the first ever complete Ty Cobb Red Portrait Tobacco Back Run... https://i.imgur.com/Yjw6xat.jpg https://i.imgur.com/qLusPP5.jpg |
It doesnt get any better than that right there.
Legendary run Jamie! I have enjoyed watching you acquire these over the years, from the Drum, to somehow scoring the Hindu to finally getting the T214. Good for you! :eek::eek: |
Fucking amazing Jamie. Congrats. Hands down the King of all back runs!! I am very happy for you.
Now you need to do a second Red Cobb Run (like Seymour) |
[emoji2962][emoji2962] amazing, congrats
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Baller!!!
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Could be the greatest collecting accomplishment I have ever seen. Bravo.
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Meh. I've finished and broken up this run three times. Mine were at least in good shape.
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This is flat out incredible. Read through this entire thread today. I'm overjoyed you were able to accomplish your collecting goal! I'm afraid to ask what's next!
Personally I would love to see this in the Hall of Fame, I think it should deserve a nice display in the Shoebox Treasures section of the Hall! |
Wow- congratulations- this is amazing!
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Amazing, Jamie! Congrats! I’ve gone back to read Luke’s article a number of times just to hear the story again. Love to see that it’s now complete.
I’ve gained more appreciation for this over the years as I’ve struggled to complete even a single player run of 6-10 cards. |
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Amazing! Congrats on the incredible collection. What are you going to do now?
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Simply unreal! I love seeing these all in one image like that. Total Congrats! :eek::eek::eek:
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amazing jamie and congrats! the king run! i hope to complete my miller run someday to take the non t206 title!!!!!
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Are we 100% sure that a T215 Cobb Red won't turn up someday?
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Congrats Jamie. This thread has been very inspirational. Thanks for sharing your journey and that patience pays off.
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