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Old 11-27-2022, 04:15 AM
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I looked at the other items and would be interesred if anyone looked at the Salesman Cobb sample?
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Old 11-27-2022, 06:19 AM
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I looked at the other items and would be interesred if anyone looked at the Salesman Cobb sample?
Guy is a hot mess between prices, overgrading, and the ridiculous Cobb story.
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And the Mantle is part of a different lot.

Badly trimmed E90-1s for 200+...... anyone want mine at those prices?
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The description indicates grade is a "4". Probably because of the centering. I looked up the cert and it is correct and that is in fact the card on the PSA web site.
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The description indicates grade is a "4". Probably because of the centering. I looked up the cert and it is correct and that is in fact the card on the PSA web site.

It also says in the title that the card is Mint.
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It also says in the title that the card is Mint.
Yes, I saw that. The seller's use of MINT seemed to be regarding the "clean edges" and there is something that indicates '(read)" in the description. Perhaps the sellers way of letting everyone know to read the details. It's a crap selling tactic for sure.
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I looked at the other items and would be interesred if anyone looked at the Salesman Cobb sample?
That is something cut out of a book, magazine, poster, or something similar. Then pasted to some old thicker paper stock and aged. It is more modern printing and a obvious copy of an original IMO.
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