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From an investment standpoint, of those listed I would go for a Crackerjack, however, personally, I would probably get the best conditioned t227, d304, or e101/e102 I could find in that price range. I feel those are some of the best looking Cobbs in a normal size. You are going to have a very hard time finding a midgrade e92 for under $10k since the card only comes in crofts candy and cocoa and even those are quite elusive. When available, even really poor examples typically start around $2500-$3000. For something to be part of my personal collection, without question, I would go with an m110.

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I agree with this for the most part. If I was looking for a cobb in this range I'd be looking at cj, a nice t206, t3, or a t227. Not only for investment potential but also to have a nice looking card I would enjoy owning.
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