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Old 04-24-2013, 11:22 AM
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I know, Adam, every time I post something on Net 54 involving a controversial topic, you always take the con side to my point of view. I don't even mean 99% of the time but instead, 100%. At this point, I have to think that it is something personal that you have against me (don't know what or why). It's too bad, I used to have a lot of respect for you, especially your knowledge about baseball exhibit cards of the '20's & '30's.

I know more than a little bit about Negro League Baseball material and would not make a definitive statement if I was unsure about an item.
Phil, this is about 'eye', not about expertise in Negro League stuff.

As I already said (and was, of course, ignored), it's real easy to just say right out of the box that this is bad - the odds are about 95% that you would be right, regardless of what the scan looks like. I tried real hard not to take that approach with this item, even offering to look at it in person for the Original poster. I really think that, given these scans, that's the only way to be fair to him.

As I said, I wouldn't bid on it without a return guarantee, but post-wwi black baseball memorabilia is a risky area, and as you know, I have no interest in it.
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Old 04-24-2013, 11:27 AM
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Another one:

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I can't tell squat from those scans and I don't see how any buyer could make a reasonable buy decision on them either. I'd pass for $60 but for $6 I'd buy it just to have a look. I do that from time to time with items that might be good. More often than not I've done OK with them. Gotten a few bad ones over the years. The two that come to mind are a Jack Dempsey movie piece that proved to be a modern photo and a Groucho piece that was from the 1970s.

BTW, up above Leon commented on the border wrinkling on one of the images shown. I've seen that rippling on vintage photos printed on a heavier matte stock. I have a few Adam Hats H815s with that and also a few movie studio issued photos from the 1930s that exhibit it. The glossy photos just seem to curl consistently inward but the others seem to ripple.
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