"professionally aged & distressed vintage reprint"

[Brian Van Horn]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-T206-HO...item2a243afda1

So, it was enough to Professionally age the reprint, it had to be professionally distressed? I thought that was the job of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

[kcohen]

I'd half expect the guy to say that it looks so real, that, in accordance with Ebay policy, he is listing it as an original.

[Leon]

I am distressed. At least he didn't include a grandpa's attic story. I always wonder why grandpa had such bad luck?

[Bocabirdman]

Originally Posted by Leon

I am distressed. At least he didn't include a grandpa's attic story. I always wonder why grandpa had such bad luck?

I believe there is a Logan's Run-esque conspiracy among the grandchildren of the world to eliminate the Grandpas dumb enough to collect Reprints

[Matthew H]

Aging reprints is a specialized profession which requires a unique skill set.

It's really rare to come across a card that has been aged by a professional, which is why these cards are so special.

[AustinMike]

[QUOTE=Matthew H;1044738]Aging reprints is a specialized profession which requires a unique skill set.

The only skill set I can think of is you must be under 12, preferably with a bicycle.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by Leon

I am distressed. At least he didn't include a grandpa's attic story. I always wonder why grandpa had such bad luck?

Grandpa wasn't very good at collecting cards, but he had an attic because Grandma throughout everything else in the house!