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Old 01-21-2010, 08:53 AM
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Default t206 Cobb....explain this one?
graded a PSA 2....no qualifiers...anyone see this before?

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what are we looking at?
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Old 01-21-2010, 09:18 AM
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If thats the card shown in its whole then it is about right for PSA standards. Imagine if you had the whole thing
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Are you referring to the placement of Cobb's pupils --- he seems to be looking straight up, which is different than usual. I'd just ascribe that to a color shift during the printing process. You can see the results of that on his right collar which has a slight yellowish outline that usually isn't there.
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You guys are brutal...

What's the matter, does it have a Ty Cobb back?
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Obviously PSA miss the qualifier. "EAAW" eyes are all wrong.

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Are you referring to the placement of Cobb's pupils --- he seems to be looking straight up, which is different than usual. I'd just ascribe that to a color shift during the printing process. You can see the results of that on his right collar which has a slight yellowish outline that usually isn't there.
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Is that the famous, "Marty Feldmen" Cobb I`ve heard of?
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