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#15
01-03-2011, 04:55 PM
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Photo Classification
As a dealer in old photos, I use the Yee system mostly as a way to describe and talk about them, and I find it very useful in that regard. Obviously, the money's in Type Is, everything else is distinctly secondary in terms of collectibility. But as they say in card circles, "buy the card, not the slab," I treat photos the same way and make my own judgments about the vintage of a photograph.
Hank Thomas 
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