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11-26-2012, 10:46 PM
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I like both T205 and T206. I think the T205s are better looking.
Even though the T205 Cobb is relatively easy to find I waited many years to get just the right one, with the look I wanted and in my budget. I got it at the first Oaks show I did, from a good hobby bud, Bryan Dec. I didn't have much cash and we traded a set of Sawyer Biscuits for it, and some cash one way or the other. As soon as I saw it in his case I was devising ways to get it and couldn't get it off my mind. I am sure no one has ever had that kind of thing happen before.  It was really just the right one. And I have to agree with Al, I just don't see how there can be a better looking card....different and great, but not better. Just my opinion....though a T3 Cobby isn't bad either, and eventually I will have one of those too (I hope).
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