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07-22-2009, 08:32 PM
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my guess...$800-$1000. if you're planning to wait 3-4 years because you think it'd dramatically increase in value (like 50%), don't hold your breath imo. back in '06 caramel cobbs might be thought of as semi "tough"...that's no longer the case.
if you're a collector and enjoy the card, great...if you want to invest (heh) i'd rather put the 1k in a nice VG+ t206 cobb as the monster will always be popular with new collectors. 
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