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#7
08-07-2022, 08:12 AM
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I'll play devils advocate here on the Psa 3 1915 CJ Jackson.
The example which sold for considerably more just 4 months ago was much nicer. The deep long crease which extends from the left border through Jax's hands and jersey on the copy last night was a real eye sore. At least it was for me! And what is that blemish on his face?? If I were in the market for one the crease alone would have kept me from bidding on this card. Just my two cents. 
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