Very nice group, Anthony.
And I agree, on your view of where they are at today, in the hobby. I still need to get a type but have been in no big hurry. Of course, I had one in my first collection...but the few that are so common, are so common, I haven't felt the need to nab one yet.
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Originally Posted by Griffins
I haven't picked one up in a decade. I believe 2 different Cobb poses have surfaced, both in rough shape, and a Plank that was most of a full card. PSA has graded 20 different, one of the Cobbs was in too rough shape and they wouldn't slab it but SGC did. So to the best of my knowledge 21 are known to exist.
I have 15 different, including 1 pre find (Oakes), there is another set on the registry with 16 different, with Plank being the only pre find card, from what I can tell. We each have 2 the other doesn't have.
On a lot of the cards, especially Weaver and Jennings, the prices are lower than 20-25 years ago. I think there was a lot of demand from type collectors in the decade after the find, but that seems to have tapered off. The super rare ones still command a high price, but those seem to be sitting deep in collections and I haven't seen anything major come up since REA's sale in 2018.
Since Leon says every thread needs a card......
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09-09-2025, 07:49 PM
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