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12-12-2005, 07:01 PM
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Relative value for different Cobb caramel cards
Posted By: quan
times they are a changin' brian...i would think the e102 was viewed as more desireable because of the 1908 dating. Now that it's been proven the set was probably issued sometime around mid 1910, the shine has been taken off somewhat. i had been looking for an e102 cobb for years believing it was his rookie card, but now i'd probably want an e92 croft or nadja because it's so damn tough. 
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