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He says the Cobb cards are even rarer than the elusive Honus Wagner card, described as "the most coveted baseball card of all time." (As that story goes, Wagner allegedly didn't want to encourage kids to smoke and demanded the tobacco company stop production of his card.) The "T206 Ty Cobb with Ty Cobb back," as it's known to collectors, was likely a limited release and differs from the standard Ty Cobb card produced by the American Tobacco Co

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