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09-06-2011, 07:19 PM
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Brian, Trevor and Geno summed it up pretty well. The set can be obtained at a fairly reasonable price with patients. I think the Cobbs are the most underpriced Cobbs out there, the only one I hated paying good money for was the Cobb center panel with the Indian end panels, doesn't seem much like a Cobb to me. The Speaker/Woods cards are really nice.
As pointed out the Matty/Devlin's are the toughest to obtain but they do come around. As brian pointed out there are some commons that are tougher to obtain, you tend to find them out by constantly losing at normal buying prices, you just need to amp up your bid to get them. In the 10 years I have been buying them there always seems to be people in the know about them. It is my favorite set I put the set together about 5 years ago, and trying to obtain all of them with the different backs, in no big hurry. Trevor, I thought I had a nice lower grade set but you really went for the lower grade with nice results. As long as you don't mind the center crease, they can be obtained at good prices. Have fun with it, Lee
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09-06-2011, 08:30 PM
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Thank Lee! Actually your set was the reason I decided to go for the lower grade with great eye appeal, plus of course the cost
 You can really get some nice cards for the grade in the T202 set. I love SGC but they just hammer these cards when it comes to grading them. I don't think they take into account that THEY WHERE FOLDED FROM THE FACTORY. But hay don't tell them that as I have bought so many 30's and 40's that look like 60's. The set really dose take patients to get the right cards for the price but for me that is the fun of building sets. I love your set Lee and I really like how you are going for the different backs a little to nerdy for me (oh wait I collect baseball cards) well anyways keep up the hunt boys!
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