Miscuts: Since when did bad become good?

[mrvster]

how could you not like this????????????????

[MVSNYC]

As Chris & Johnny have alluded to above, they are very rare. Also, being a designer, the drastic miscuts are very appealing to me. they're graphic, bold and artistic...in a cubist or deconstructive manner.

[Leon]

I am with you guys but only have one T206 miscut type, unfortunately. They are so hotly contested nowadays, the more severe and "neat" ones go for a ton. And because we still get a lot of new members, there might be someone in the world who hasn't seen this one...

[Blunder19]

his stomach is above his head..... I rest my case.

[calvindog]

[mrvster]

Mike,
LOVE'EM....great taste....

Jamie,

You have the eye.....WOW...that type of front miscut is near impossible..very impressive

Leon,

please leave that card to me in your will....one of my favorites next to your matty proof.....I call your multi strike the "rosetta stone" of T206 backs

Jeff,

That Cobber needs to be on a magazine cover

[Sean]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Jeff, why did that Cobb grade authentic? It was cut that way at the factory, not altered in some way.

[Zach Wheat]

I agree with Ben...it is not just T206's. Some T201's have sold for quite a bit higher than I would anticipate as well. I am sure this happens in other card series as well.

Z Wheat

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by Sean

Jeff, why did that Cobb grade authentic? It was cut that way at the factory, not altered in some way.

Sean -- I think SGC just wasn't grading with numbers these types of miscuts back then as they do now. Clearly the card isn't hand cut.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by calvindog

If your "split-screen" Cobb is unique, then I can provide you it's provenance which dates back to the 1970's.

If you are interested, email me......

tedzan11@comcast.net



TED Z