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Ty Cobb memorabilia

Aug 26, 2006 | Collectibles, Sports Collectibles | 0 comments

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Ty Cobb memorabilia holds its value — even a canceled check

Khristi Zimmeth: Trash or treasure
The Detroit News Online
Saturday, August 26, 2006

“Cheering on the Tigers is a pastime that has a long history in Detroit. While the team enjoys a record-setting season this year, fans snap up baseball-related collectibles no matter the scoreboard, especially those related to the Tiger greats, such as Ty Cobb.”

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