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#5
06-22-2005, 07:22 PM
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COBB'S ROOKIE CARD
Posted By: Elliot
Clearly only two of Cobb's t206 cards could be considered his rookie by the above definition. Only the green port. and bat on were issued in the 150 series. Obviously the other two, along with those greens and bat ons that were issued in the 350 series could not be his rookie card. 
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