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Old 07-24-2024, 07:02 PM
jmarascojr jmarascojr is offline
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The glass probably has a coating on it that is supposed to protect against harmful UV rays, but it can't protect your collectibles like the way you think it can. I once read this long article explaining how certain wavelengths can still come through the glass ... blah, blah, blah ...

So, you still gotta' be careful where you hang this thing up. You don't want it near a big window or in a room with strong lighting.

It's in my basement with canned lighting, nothing too close

Well, I've been to double digit Nationals and I was still shocked at how over priced a lot of stuff was today...

$5200 for a PSA 1.5 On Shoulder was probably my personal favorite, I asked him again if he said 5 2 0 0 and he said "yeah, it's a 1.5, but it has great eye appeal"..... Okey dokey... What's the point in grading then...

Not sure I'll be coming home with another Cobb, but I still have maybe 30% of the show to check out tomorrow (Thursday)...
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Old 07-25-2024, 06:17 AM
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I know this is a card forum, but I recommend an original Cobb photo or ephemera type item. I prefer to own something one of a kind (or close to it) than something as common as a T206 Cobb. I think you can get a cool Cobb photo for less than a card from the same era (and sometimes significantly less).
I have attached some Cobb photos from my collection (not for sale). I did not pay much for any of these (less than 100 for two of them and around 200 for the three snapshots together from 1918). I bought them in the last 10-15 years. Good luck with the hunt!

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Old 07-25-2024, 10:06 AM
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I have this one if you don't find what you're looking for at National. I prefer to trade for other wants, and my main targets are 47 Bond Jackie, Colgan Cobb, 41 Play Ball Williams, Cracker Jack Speaker and Hooper.


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Old 07-25-2024, 05:22 PM
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I was able to pick up a very nice SGC 1 Cobb Off Shoulder today.

The only one I will not be going home with is the On Shoulder, so the search continues...
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Old 07-27-2024, 08:46 AM
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Now that I'm back home, thought I would share a picture of the Cobb Off Shoulder I picked up at The National.

There's a small crease about halfway through the card which is only noticeable when you you tilt it a certain way and some paper loss on the back.
But being that it's gonna be going into the frame, nobody is going to see the back anyway

Still need an "on shoulder" if anybody has one....


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