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#8
06-22-2022, 01:24 AM
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More bang for the Buck...marked Zeenut Buck Barker backs, and marked D310 Pacific Coast Biscuit with Buck Weaver on front.
Sometimes to me a vintage card seems naked without a pen/pencil mark from its previous owner. Being a lower condition/budget collector, it certainly can be a welcoming sight for financial reasons as well. Brian 
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