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Old 07-12-2007, 10:54 AM
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Posted By: E, Daniel

Stealing the line from Joe D off a different thread, and regarding his reference to the Boston Garter's Cobb just auctioned, has a 'nicer' card than this hit the hobby since the 1914 Baltimore Ruth?

Given Cobb's standing in the game as a top 3 all time player with Ruth and whoever else is your particular favourite, and the stunning nature of the card, the rarity and popularity of the issue... I'm guessing we're looking at the next $200K card in 5 years time.

Jeff, you really really should have ponied up .


Anyone else blown away by the card? And does the size of the issue bother anyone in terms of it being a baseball card (as opposed to trade card)?



Daniel

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