T206 Cobb Red background Lenox back

[atx840]

I have seen six of them, yours Rob, Jamie's, Sean's, Mark's, Jim Bs () & the Goodwin one. Hall likely has one.

Very tough card to find.

[Bigb13]

Mine is a 30 How do you go about figuring out the value?

[Bigb13]

How do you figure out values on these?

[Blunder19]

put it in auction and see how it does... that will show you market value.

[Gradedcardman]

Jamie is spot on...auction is chancy though but can be as good as it can be bad...roll of the dice

[Bigb13]

If there are only 6 or 7 examples of this it is one of the rarest cards in the set. Even Ty with Ty back has 11or 12 and Honus and Plank have quite a few cards out there. Rob

[bn2cardz]

Originally Posted by Bigb13

If there are only 6 or 7 examples of this it is one of the rarest cards in the set. Even Ty with Ty back has 11or 12 and Honus and Plank have quite a few cards out there. Rob

You are thinking about this wrong. The combination would be rare, but there are some combos where there are only 1 or 2 known.

There are less Ty Cobb tobacco backs than Lenox

There are less Wagner and Planks than there are Cobb red BG fronts.

It is the combo of the front and back that makes the Cobb Lenox rare, but that cross only matters to Master set or Master Cobb collectors. As well as Cobb back run collectors. Yet if someone just wants a Lenox they can find a different front. Or if someone wants a Cobb red they can just get a different back.