54 aaron options. left or right?

[pawpawdiv9]

I like the centered right one the best, BUT i would not take either, especially in a high grade, that would cost a good chunk of money.
I would wait for a better specimen without the rough-cut edge.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9

I like the centered right one the best, BUT i would not take either, especially in a high grade, that would cost a good chunk of money.
I would wait for a better specimen without the rough-cut edge.

PSA 8 on on pwcc already over 30k...

[pawpawdiv9]

Originally Posted by 1952boyntoncollector

PSA 8 on on pwcc already over 30k...

but i'd take that pwcc 4.5 ALL DAY LONG!!!!!
maybe that 2 to boot.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9

but i'd take that pwcc 4.5 ALL DAY LONG!!!!!
maybe that 2 to boot.

if it was a mickey mantle 1952 topps I would agree....Aarons have a long way to go....however that off centered psa 6 with PWCC already at 2500...

[vthobby]

Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9

I like the centered right one the best, BUT i would not take either, especially in a high grade, that would cost a good chunk of money.
I would wait for a better specimen without the rough-cut edge.

Rough cut edge = NEVER tampered with, factory fresh, pack fresh, no risk.

Clean edge = clean blade, perfection, possibility of nefarious activity

These are just my thoughts but to know a card has never been tampered with make me oh so want those specimens!

I know some folks hate rough cut but I love them. If I feel a card is not tampered with and has clean edges I will jump all over that also its just with clean edges, there is always that possibility and as many on here know, TPGs have slabbed PLENTY of trimmed cards. IMO.

Peace, Mike

[begsu1013]

yes, they are both 8's...

i actually like the rough cut on earlier topps cards as well for all the aforementioned reasons.

even though we are hovering around the 25/75% on the left/right, i might choose left. centering between the 2 isn't that far off and i like the deeper, orange color. the registration around "henry aaron" is crisper as well, however i'd say ya really cant go wrong w/ either. both are amazing eights!!!


i have to agree that there is way more ground for this card to cover (and no that's not my consignment at pwcc) ; )

from the natural hrs, to the way he handled himself during the chase, to being 1st colored hr leader, to handling the mental aspect of death threats and playing in the south, to being a civil rights hero, i think this card is completely undervalued and honestly surprised it hasn't knocked on the door of a six figure number yet in an 8.


i do not think we are too far off though. maybe 2 years'ish....maybe a lot sooner. it's basically doubled in price the last 5 months alone.

the pwcc 8 will be a fun one to watch, though



i also noticed that someone snagged up all 3 of those decent centered 5's this past weekend...smart move!

this pwcc will turn heads and break sale records for the grade and subsequently drag everything else up with it.


mantle is the man for postwar. but from a price point, i think aaron is way under the radar!


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[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by begsu1013

yes, they are both 8's...

i actually like the rough cut on earlier topps cards as well for all the aforementioned reasons.

even though we are hovering around the 25/75% on the left/right, i have to agree that there is way more ground for this card to cover (and no that's not my consignment at pwcc) ; )

from the natural hrs, to the way he handled himself during the chase, to being 1st colored hr leader, to handling the mental aspect of death threats, to being a civil rights hero, i think this card is completely undervalued and honestly surprised it hasn't knocked on the door of a six figure number yet in an 8.

i do not think we are too far off though. maybe 2 years'ish....maybe a lot sooner. it's basically doubled in price just in the last 5 months.

the pwcc 8 will be a fun one to watch, though

and i choose left. centering between the 2 isn't that far off and i like the deeper, orange color. the registration around "henry aaron" is crisper as well.

i also noticed that someone snagged up all 3 of those decent centered 5's this past weekend...smart move!

this pwcc will turn heads and break sale records for the grade and subsequently drag everything else up with it.

man where were you when I was trying to sell my centered psa 6 aaron a month ago....

[ashes13]

Cant understand why the 1955 Clemente should sell for more than the 1954 Aaron

[CW]

Without holding both cards in hand it hard to discern if the differences in color are real or just a result of the scanner settings. It's so close, though, that it would be tough to make a choice based on scans alone.

[vthobby]

Originally Posted by CW

Without holding both cards in hand it hard to discern if the differences in color are real or just a result of the scanner settings. It's so close, though, that it would be tough to make a choice based on scans alone.

Good point Chuck.

Mike

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by ashes13

Cant understand why the 1955 Clemente should sell for more than the 1954 Aaron

Check the pop report, possibly fewer Clementes in each grade, plus he is extremely popular more so than Aaron.

[HRBAKER]

I'd take the one on the right first all day.