September Pickups

[Bicem]

Why the 2.5? Looks a lot nicer.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Bicem

Why the 2.5? Looks a lot nicer.

There are a few almost imperceptible wrinkles on the reverse, in the upper right sphere. There could be a bit of wrinking on the lower front but if there is it doesn't bother me. It looks like there might be a few errant, erased marks on back too. I noticed some and it didn't bother me.... I didn't buy the holder (not that you said I did, but I always like cards more than plastic).

This might sound like sour grapes but I actually like it a bit better than the 4 I had because this one has better centering (and that one had great centering).....Now, when I find this kind of card and it's a T205 Cobby......then I will be back to some of my favorite cards in Collection II.....I love the journey....

[Brian Van Horn]

Leon,

Great card.

I can see a wrinkle below the bat parallel to the arch of Ruth's lip and another one on his hip on the right side, but I'm also no expert at grading. Never submitted a card. Never will .

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

Leon,

Great card.

I can see a wrinkle below the bat parallel to the arch of Ruth's lip and another one on his hip on the right side, but I'm also no expert at grading. Never submitted a card. Never will .

Thanks, it is certainly possible there are a few wrinkles going through to the front.....the aesthetics aren't very affected, to me.

ps...as an update there are a few faint paper wrinkles at the bottom right on the front. There are no other surface imperfections I can see under a 10x.....though there appears to be a tiny surface abrasion in the upper left, away from his head and not able to be seen very well or by the naked eye. All in all, better than expected.

[DeanH3]

Awesome pick up Leon. That card has very nice registration as well. Extremely tough to find with that kind of centering AND registration.

[shernan30]

Nearing the finish line (the last 3 are on their way). The cards and photo all came from board members, thanks again everyone.

No. 26 - Fred Snodgrass Ware's Basement SGC 60



No. 27 - Tom Clarke T207 SGC 60



An added bonus: 1875-1885 Celina Ohio Base Ball Team photo

[asphaltman]

Love that Ware's. Very nice.