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Old 02-01-2013, 09:18 PM
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Awesome piece.
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Old 02-02-2013, 06:33 AM
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i would not get it restored it might hurt the value because collectors want it to be original as many antique roadshows i have seen they always say dont do anything to the antiques.
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Old 02-02-2013, 06:54 AM
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Joe,
Awesome loving cup! I don't have any advice to give because this is absolutely out of my expertice, but I know that others on this board will check in with some great thoughts.

Good luck finding your answer. Congrats on your awesome Cobber piece!
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Just my personal opinion. I think the trophy looks great the way it is and wouldn't touch it. Is there any engraving on it?
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IMO - Beautiful as is and ORIGINAL.
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Just my personal opinion. I think the trophy looks great the way it is and wouldn't touch it. Is there any engraving on it?
Yes, there is engraving on the cup. The front has Ty Cobb
Brand

The back has:
Ty Cobb
Trophy
Presented by
W.B. Jarvis Co.
Detroit Grand Rapids
To
Grammar School
Championship
Relay Team
Class A
1913
With a Baseball engraved below the writing

Here is picture of the back.

I think I will leave it the way it is, but I would like to straghton the bottom, any ideas?
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I've always thought that was a great looking trophy and I've never seen another. Fixing the bottom might be something I would fix. Just have to be careful not to break it off from the rest of the trophy or cause a crack.
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DO NOT bend that yourself. Have an expert do it. If this piece did have silver that has worn away, I would have it restored for sure. It's not like refinishing a game used bat or an antique piece of furniture with valuable patina. If the silver has flaked off, that is NOT patina, it's damage. The new silver will tarnish quickly and look old. The value of this piece is in the form, not the history of ownership or evidence of use. Just a few thoughts.

Here is an example of a trophy I purchased from Corey Leiby many years ago that was resilvered. Look at how the detail POPS after an expert job.




Here it is today on the top right shelf...looks old again, but original.
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