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Old 04-27-2010, 07:54 PM
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Jeff I get outbid no matter whose auction it is, can't win a thing.
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Jeff I get outbid no matter whose auction it is, can't win a thing.
Start consigning. Then you'll see lower prices for sure.
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Old 04-27-2010, 08:09 PM
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Start consigning. Then you'll see lower prices for sure.
Maybe he should start consigning AND start bidding on his own items. With Peter's luck that would drive the price up and he would win.
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Old 04-27-2010, 08:29 PM
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But who would let me bid on my own cards?
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But who would let me bid on my own cards?

Jeff would, if he had an auction house.
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wouldn't the t214 victory cobb currently up for grabs in the rea auction be tougher than the cobb/cobb? not as iconic...but tougher?
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Old 05-01-2010, 08:24 PM
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Pete, there's a ton of rarer Cobb cards than the Cobb/Cobb.

Here's one:

1921 Herpolsheimer's E121
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Much like the Masters not really starting until the back nine on Sunday, REA doesn't really begin until 1 a.m. Sunday.
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wouldn't the t214 victory cobb currently up for grabs in the rea auction be tougher than the cobb/cobb? not as iconic...but tougher?
T214 Victory Cobb - 2 known
T206 Cobb Back - 15 known
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Does anyone know what happened to the Goodwin Cobb/Cobb back?

I was just looking at their auction results, and the final bid is listed as $0.00. It looks like they cancelled the bids on it.


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Does anyone know what happened to the Goodwin Cobb/Cobb back?

I was just looking at their auction results, and the final bid is listed as $0.00. It looks like they cancelled the bids on it.


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OK. Who wants to make up the first story?
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Maybe the buyer just doesn't want the data to be in VCP....
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