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#28
05-17-2010, 09:41 PM
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Gotta be this one. It was one of the first vintage cards I picked up after getting
back into the hobby in '98. I started out collecting the steroid era players (sigh), then regained my senses and caught the vintage bug around '02. This Cobb is actually in a PSA 3 holder (due to a couple surface wrinkles), and it opened my eyes to the fact that you can find low grade cards that still have great eye appeal, and also fit into a smaller budget. 
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