Lets see your best Ty Cobbs. New to the forums

[bobscards]

Have a couple to share. The auto is from a 1940's magazine of that iconic picture.

[jerrys]

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[steve B]

A little beat, but still a nice card.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by steve B

A little beat, but still a nice card.

That Cobb is perfect. It has a lot of problems to bring down the price for cheap/poor guys like myself. Then his face is free of any problems. I really like cards like that.

[Aaron Seefeldt]

Tremendous stuff, I particularly like the Piedmont Art Stamp and the Carolina Brights Cobbs. Here are a couple of my favorites from my collection

[BeanTown]

Love that fan Aaron.. Let me know when I get visiting rights.

[gabrinus]

Awesome Nadja Cobb Aaron!!......Jerry

[T_Hamilton]

Originally Posted by Aaron Seefeldt

Tremendous stuff, I particularly like the Piedmont Art Stamp and the Carolina Brights Cobbs. Here are a couple of my favorites from my collection

Ive always loved the "Fan for a Fan" but never pursued because i didnt know how to display... how do you display it Aaron?

[Aaron Seefeldt]

Originally Posted by T_Hamilton

Ive always loved the "Fan for a Fan" but never pursued because i didnt know how to display... how do you display it Aaron?

Hi Taylor. Sorry for the delayed response. I recently sold the Cobb Fan in REA but before that I was displaying it in the holder they sent it in when I bought it a year or so before. My goal was to frame it for proper display but I sold it before I made it that far... so I replaced it with a few oversized Cobb photos that I now plan to frame. I'll take a moment here to laugh at myself... ha ha!

[molenick]

My best Cobb and my not Cobb. I posted this in the "Let's see some postcards" thread but I thought it would be funny to show it here again (although the joke was one me). I bought this years ago because the seller was sure Cobb was fifth from the left (to be fair, so was I) and I paid for it as if it was him (this was well before ease of online research). Recently I found a clipping of the same photo in the Detroit Free Press from May 8, 1910 https://www.newspapers.com/clip/4581...it-free-press/. The McGraw Tigers were a local independent team but "Cobb" is actually "Anderson, catcher".

[clydepepper]

I have 'cashed in' lately, so have very few to show:

1911 Sporting Life -pastel- TY COBB PSA-5.jpg1914 POLO GROUNDS- TY COBB PSA-9.jpg

[JK]

I'm a bit late, but thought I'd add a couple more.

[todeen]

Originally Posted by bobscards

Have a couple to share. The auto is from a 1940's magazine of that iconic picture.

What an iconic photo to have autographed! That's great!