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Old 07-15-2025, 11:00 AM
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Methinks the buyer “Dave?” Was his name? went poking and pulled the best he could find and try to pull a fast one. He did get the Cobb and others for a great price…


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He did seem to only know enough about cards to be dangerous. The Cobb was bought at a lowball for condition. However, he was correct in being concerned about a 30+ years in a screw down while stored in a garage. It certainly is a strong possibility that it is going to be stuck to the lucite let alone paper pressed. If he can get it out clean, even as authentic altered it presents as a 3.

The guy was everywhere on his pricing, but dropped by 60% at the drop of a hat. He was starting every discussion with comps that were for the highest graded example for each of his 1.5-2.5 cards. You could tell the seller was an old time 90s dealer with some tactics. I think it also hurt him as his knowledge was weak for current sales other than the monster auction comps he looked up.

I would rather watch a show where they have hunts for things I don’t know about because it just becomes frustrating when you know way more than their “expert”. Antique Roadshow does that to me when they have the occasional cards.
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Old 07-24-2025, 05:25 AM
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It did bother me when Mr. Know It All kept saying the 1952 Topps was Mantle's rookie card.
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Old 07-24-2025, 07:23 AM
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It did bother me when Mr. Know It All kept saying the 1952 Topps was Mantle's rookie card.
I mean, to be fair, many people very In the hobby say that as well.
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Old 07-24-2025, 08:38 AM
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I mean, to be fair, many people very In the hobby say that as well.
But it ain't.
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But it ain't.
Dammit, nobody maligns the 311 Mantle. Nobody, you hear!
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Old 07-28-2025, 03:29 PM
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Dammit, nobody maligns the 311 Mantle. Nobody, you hear!
I agree, a lot of people say his RC is the 52, 311.

It is not true! Mantle played his first game in April 1951 and Bowman issued his Rookie card that year.

I don't understand why a large number of people keep stating it's his rookie - it is not!
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