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10-05-2008, 01:31 PM
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Rose Company Postcards...falling off or just another economy result?
Posted By: chiprop
Might not be the same story if it were a hall of famer. I would think there would be a fight over a Cobb, Johnson, Wagner, or Young Rose co. pc. Common cards are not really going to do well in this economy unless you have a couple guys trying to complete a set. A Cobb in a high grade similar to Milehigh EX/MT, might fetch $30k or more. Rare hall of fame players from scarce sets will always bring money out of the woodwork. 
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