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05-30-2004, 12:34 PM
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Help with estimate of relative availability of T cards
Posted By: warshawlaw
Does anyone have an opinion as to the relative availability of T213-2 cards versus their matching T206 cards? I just got a Cobb T213-2 and was considering a trade with a T206 owner, but I don't really have a feel for how much of a premium my card should receive. 
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05-31-2004, 12:46 PM
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Help with estimate of relative availability of T cards
Posted By: TBob
The T213-2 Cobb bat off or portraits are 50-100 times as tough as the T206 versions yet the prices are comparable for them. Even crazier is the T213-3 Cobb which is much, much rarer than the T213-2 yet the price is not that much higher. The Coupons are in a state of lux right now and have been for about 20 years...
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