1915 CJ's... Am I Alone On This Preference?

[PolarBear]

Agreed, and I like the 14's even better than the 15's.

[RichR]

It's all about individual taste. I wouldn't exclude a card with minor staining and I have a really nice cobb where a mouse ate the bottom left corner that I'm assuming was covered in caramel lol.

[Zach Wheat]

Like this one....stain is on the back. This is one of my favorite cards. I am not sure why....and I am not sure what a "white" stain consists of....

Z Wheat

[rainier2004]

Stains or no stains, theyre all great! Here's a halo stain...

[E93]

Call me crazy, but I prefer unstained. I like natural aging and toning, but I can do without the stains. Judging by the recent onslaught of unstained, high grade 1914's, it seems like the card doctors have gotten pretty good at removing stains. The problem is the fronts always look a bit washed out afterwards.
JimB

[MattyC]

Pumped to add this guy:

[rainier2004]

Originally Posted by MattyC

Pumped to add this guy:

Nice p/u, you are very lucky I was on my last day of my 3+ week trip into the woods w/o internet...

[MattyC]

Thx, Rainier-- easily the luckiest snag in my collecting lifetime. Always hear about such lucky buys but never stumbled onto one myself before. Was actually on the phone with a fellow board member when we both realized what a deal it was-- could not hit the BIN fast enough. Had to double check the transaction went through and was real.