Which of these two cards has the best future in value/investment?

[lancemountain]

I hesitate to use the word "investment" as I am a collector. I rarely ever sell anything I acquire unless I loss interest in the set. These two cards are two of the top four that I've ever spent on a single card. Just wondering what everyone thinks in terms of what card was the "better buy" and which one will be a better value in the future. I have zero plans of selling either currently.

The Cobb was $828 in August 2011
The Gehrig was $930 in December 2012

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[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by lancemountain

I hesitate to use the word "investment" as I am a collector. I rarely ever sell anything I acquire unless I loss interest in the set. These two cards are two of the top four that I've ever spent on a single card. Just wondering what everyone thinks in terms of what card was the "better buy" and which one will be a better value in the future. I have zero plans of selling either currently.

The Cobb was $828 in August 2011
The Gehrig was $930 in December 2012

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'who knows..but if you had the money in a mutual fund since 2011 you probably have more than the cards are worth today

[MR RAREBACK]

cobb

[ullmandds]

cobb

[steve B]

The Cobb. Even though it's the more common card.

unless there's something besides the slight corner rounding, it's a nice card for VG. The Gehrig looks a bit less like a 3 -centering, and that light spot at the top right.

Steve B