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E95 cobb is:
-more beautiful pose than t205 -likely rarer than t205 -in a relatively small...easy to complete caramel set with no rarities T205 Cobb is: -an ornately decorated card with a tiny often oft registered image of cobb's head...you don't even get his neck! -in a large...difficult to complete set that will always play 2nd or 3rd fiddle to t206 -more common My collection: Personally I have a t202 cobb/jennings in my collection...more for the center panel depicting cobbs famous slide. I also have an e95 cobb...an e95ish candy box cobb card...and a tim carroll original of an e95 cobb...so maybe I'm biased. Additionally I buy cards I like...when I have attempted to "invest" in cards I haven't done so well. Is that an answer? |
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