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#16
03-22-2015, 06:41 PM
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My sole surviving base ball OJ card
is the whitney with dog. Graded for continuity because my other 19th samples are. I collect many series and types of early cards and generally I'm graphics driven and on a budget. I do have some early images - to me a photograph starts with content and image quality. Not sure if the OJ's are cards with photographs on them or photographs on cards - that might impact one's perspective. I feel damage on a blank back only affects the price I want to negotiate
 and that the image itself is most important.
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