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Old 03-25-2019, 11:37 AM
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I was impressed by the 14 CJ 4.5 Cobb (with a crease, no less) for 54K. Wow.
That card is exceptional. It's also featured on the 1914 Cracker Jack Cobb PSA Card Facts page as the cover photo.

All the CJ Cobb's sold for strong prices. I think set new records according to my VCP reference.
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Old 03-25-2019, 11:40 AM
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That card is exceptional. It's also featured on the 1914 Cracker Jack Cobb PSA Card Facts page as the cover photo.

All the CJ Cobb's sold for strong prices. I think set new records according to my VCP reference.
It's a very nice card but it has a crease. I would not, therefore, call it exceptional. The CJ Cobb is certainly flying you are right.
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On the other hand an M116 Wagner in an 8 went for only 9K. A card (set) that gets no love.
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On the other hand an M116 Wagner in an 8 went for only 9K. A card (set) that gets no love.
But the Blue M116 Wagner SGC 4 went for $6,600, which is strong. The Blue M116's get lots of love. The Pastel ones, not so much.
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