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01-18-2006, 03:12 PM
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About Those 1910 Schmeltzer's Pinbacks.....
Posted By: Aaron M.
I think the consignor has insisted that Rob sell the pins as a lot, but in any case you have to figure that the winning bidder will keep what he wants and then sell the duplicates. Given the projected re-sale value, the cheapest way to get an individual Cobb may be to fork over the $20,000 (at least) and then break-up the rest of the lot. You may even end up turning a profit.(Of course you have to have the $20,000 at your disposal...) 
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