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Old 04-03-2018, 03:49 PM
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If every baseball card in the world went up for auction this month and you had $1,000 to spend -- and not a penny more -- what would you buy first? I can think of a couple of cards I'd rather have, but not for less than $1,000, so my first choice would be this guy with a Lou Gertenrich back.
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Old 04-03-2018, 03:52 PM
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Anything featuring Ty Cobb on it, like a Magazine, newspaper, or a supplement.
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Old 04-03-2018, 03:53 PM
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I can think of a couple of cards I'd rather have, but not for less than $1,000, so my first choice would be this guy with a Lou Gertenrich back.
Glenn, I want that card too, as I'm collecting the set, but $1k is well out of my range so you'd likely win it for a lot less
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Low grade, but still presentable T206 Cobb Red.

Easy to find card, but has eluded me for a while now.
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A decent Aaron rookie.
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W572 Barbare, Duncan and Rapp - if for no other reason than to prove they exist.

And the good news is ... I'd still have a lot of money left over for a decent card!
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A decent Aaron rookie.
Can you get one for $1k? I just paid close to $2k for a PSA 5 that I'd consider barely passable.
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