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my pre war Ty Cobb
Well as it stands as I go on my lookout for a prewar Ty Cobb in his playing days prices are around 500 and up which is not much to me cause I know you gotta spend the money to get the best and I am very willing to do so.
Just some thoughts on some Cobb's I was thinking 1909 E101 set of 50 1909 E95 Philadelphia Caramel 1909 E90-1 American Caramel 1910 E93 Standard Caramel maybe a tobacco issue |
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yes with one on ebay at 1200 its a cool one for sure, the E93 with the catching pose is nifty too, its not as much as popular that i am looking for but decent condition and affordability
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My personal preference would be in order:
1. E101 this one is my favorite Cobb pose 2. E93 3. E95 4. E90-1 Just my thoughts of course. |
when i buy the cobb and get it in you guys will be the first to see the treasure
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I feel like there's no beating the T206 Green Portrait Cobb or the Bat Off Cobb.
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my favorite any of the t206 mostly not for heritage or popularity but they look too cool to not have in a collection
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your best bet at a $500 cobb is the e90-1, and that will be in poor condition. not sure if you'd still want it to show it off.
maybe find a nice eye appeal altered one if you don't mind. i'm only speaking of the caramels... |
as far as vintage goes i never buy ones with qualifiers, thats just me though
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My favorites are the E95, T205 and the T206 green portrait. Those are classics for a reason.
The E101 is a great card, even if it wasn't his 'rookie' non-postcard card, and I would love to have one with good registration, in lower grade. Some day.... |
I don't think you can beat the image on a CJ Cobb. Just save up and get one with decent eye appeal and I don't think you'll ever regret it.
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i looked for a CJ cobb on ebay but didnt find one but i guess thats a Net54 or nationals buy
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