Scan? Jackson to Cobb letter

[t206kid]

Bump. This was a real post and I’d really like to save a pic of the letter. Or get to the bottom of how it’s not real.

From my very quick glance it looked to have a postmarked envelope from Joe to Ty and it said Joe Jackson museum was willing to display the piece, which I thought was a solid plus. The JJ museum was publicly and entirely against the likely fake signed letter in Christie’s.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

If you missed seeing the piece, your jaw would have dropped in disbelief--and not in a positive way.

[Republicaninmass]

You mean there was a "vintage" item among the

17 individually listed jordan rcs (this is light, one auction had closer to 30)
7 tom brady "rookie ticket" cards

About 12 pages of modern shiny stuff.


I'm having a really hard time believing there is enough demand here. Aside from speculation they "will just go up" regardless of the narrative

Edited: not to mention multiple magazine "cut outs" billed as "true rookie" cards

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Republicaninmass

You mean there was a "vintage" item among the

17 individually listed jordan rcs (this is light, one auction had closer to 30)
7 tom brady "rookie ticket" cards

About 12 pages of modern shiny stuff.


I'm having a really hard time believing there is enough demand here. Aside from speculation they "will just go up" regardless of the narrative

Isn't 98% of the hobby flippers pumping and dumping cards to each other at this point?

[Republicaninmass]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Isn't 98% of the hobby flippers pumping and dumping cards to each other at this point?

Guess you're right! I cant imagine a world where I consign a card....and there are SEVENTEEN of the same card competing in ONE auction

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[Seven]

I feel like we're entering Housing levels of inflation. At least I can live in a house, what are some of these people going to do about their cards?

Michael Jordan, he's the biggest name in the sports history, I understand that. I don't understand the value behind his cards weren't a ton of them printed? Weren't dealers struggling to sell them in the 80s?