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I bought this a couple of years ago thinking that a previous owner had put the name on the picture just to identify Cobb- but over the last couple of years I have seen a number of certified Cobbs that look close. I think the T looks wrong and I have never seen Raymond spelled out, but there are other aspects that seem to be close to the actual sig. What do you think
Last edited by Jason19th; 06-14-2009 at 06:49 PM. |
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You can have an authenticator like Spence or My suggestion GAI do an online cert of the sig. The cost is about $7 I think. I guess if it passes that send it in and have it slabbed for about $30 + shipping and they can handle the auction setup if you want. Very valuable if it is real considering I have NEVER seen a Cobb with the middle name signed anywhere. Not saying it is not possible but it throws alot of ???????????
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I dont think that signature looks anywere close to good but there are others on this board who can chime in and give a more definitive answer. That being said, authentication on a Cobb signature will cost you about a $100... not $30.
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This piece will not pass authentication (Morales or STAT- perhaps; PSA or Spence- no). Sorry...
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Agreed. That one isn't close.
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