A fantastic addition to my postcard collection... 1905 Raymond Kahn Co. Lajoie

[GregMitch34]

As someone who might be interested in going into PCs, but has no experience with them yet (beyond the Ruth Shonen card), I wonder how easy or hard it is to sell a graded card if you buy it and then decide that this was a mistake, or you found one in higher grade, or just wanted to get cash for it to buy a different one. I'm not talking about making a profit, just being able to move it if you want or need to.

[bcbgcbrcb]

Greg:

If you have it priced fairly in the market, I think these days it would sell just about as well as a traditional card.

[Exhibitman]

I buy and sell them regularly and they sell just fine.

Another great thing about PCs is that some collectors [me included] are happy to buy cards that have been written on and mailed. I like the time capsule effect of it--adds character. The fact that under the grading regimes the cards are poor or fair is just a money-saving bonus. All of these would grade poor or fair at best but I'd rather have them than unused near mint versions, even signed:

1949 mailing date:



Mailed from Brooklyn in 1957:



Signed and mailed while Paige was on the team:



Or this 1958:

[bcbgcbrcb]

Agreed, very nice Adam.

[benchod]

Love that Paige, Adam
Nice pcs everyone

[jb217676]

Did anyone here win this last night:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1905-Pocomok...vip=true&rt=nc

[Leon]

Originally Posted by jb217676

Did anyone here win this last night:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1905-Pocomok...vip=true&rt=nc

Not me but that's an early Baker...Nice PC