E98 ty cobb

[joshuanip]

I’ve had my eye on this since black swamp. The idea of owning a mint caramel Cobb plus the fact that they came down in price. Early 2019, the mint Cobb dropped from mid 30’s to low 20’s. And the last mint Cobb sold on pwcc for just under 18k. Not pocket change, but cheap for a mint cobby.

But the sucker keeps going lower as more cards comes out. There are 24 mint Cobbs on the PSA pop report alone.

I know that the pop wil keep a lid on it; can someone help take me off the edge from jumping...

[Casey2296]

Couple ways to look at it assuming this is for your PC. If the card is at a price you're comfortable with and you've been waiting 8 years for it why not add it to your collection and enjoy it. If you want to be the guy who pays the lowest price ever for a mint Cobb and are willing to wait for it then that's an option. Are you willing to wait another 8 years? Nobody wants to overpay for a card but there comes a tipping point when building a PC where money shouldn't be the only deciding factor. There's really no right answer other than trust your instinct and if it feels right you'll know when to pull the trigger.

There's also a quote I saw from a member here: "The only card I regret buying is the one I didn't buy".

Good luck in your pursuit.

[Directly]

Even if a buy it now listing, you might think about making the seller a offer -??

[maniac_73]

Ive been slowly putting together an e98 collection and one thing I've noticed is that the cards are very tough to move. Always worth making an offer to the seller of your comfort level and you may be surprised.

[joshuanip]

Thanks. I got a couple messages confirming the same. . I was an early buyer on BSFs like a Wagner, young and Clarke. Got burned on all of them. But I did enjoy looking at the cards and thinking how well preserved they are for over 100 years ago.

If the price is right, I’ll bite, otherwise it’s the sidelines for me.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by joshuanip

Thanks. I got a couple messages confirming the same. . I was an early buyer on BSFs like a Wagner, young and Clarke. Got burned on all of them. But I did enjoy looking at the cards and thinking how well preserved they are for over 100 years ago.

If the price is right, I’ll bite, otherwise it’s the sidelines for me.

I would have a little bit of a concern even more could come out from the family.

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