Preference: writing or paper loss?

[ls7plus]

The Dietsch Fielding Pose Cobb is a great acquisition in virtually any condition, Pete. If I didn't have my PSA 5, I'd have bought it and been quite proud to have it in my collection had I seen it at an appropriate price at the right time. I think that card will continue to increase in value for quite some time now, when it has become well-settled that such postcards are indeed baseball cards. Congrats!

May all your collecting bring you the joy that those pieces have,

Larry

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by ls7plus

The Dietsch Fielding Pose Cobb is a great acquisition in virtually any condition, Pete. If I didn't have my PSA 5, I'd have bought it and been quite proud to have it in my collection had I seen it at an appropriate price at the right time. I think that card will continue to increase in value for quite some time now, when it has become well-settled that such postcards are indeed baseball cards. Congrats!

May all your collecting bring you the joy that those pieces have,

Larry

Thanks Larry...and I agree! I got it in an REA lot years ago with a bunch of other dietsche tiger cards. I wasn't bothered by the writing...in fact all of them had the names neatly penned with an old ink pen...but I was a bit disappointed to discover the trim.

Regardless...it's staying with me until I can buy a good car with the proceeds!!!!

[ullmandds]

Additionally the only virginia extra Dots Miller I've seen is in horrid condition...may have paper loss and writing...but if it's available I may have to suck it up!

Happy holidays and a happy healthy new year to one and all...even Kevin!!! JK Kevin!!!!! He probably won't see this til next year anyway!!!

[22eckstein]

Writing for sure. Although I dont really mind paperloss I just think writing gives it a lot of character.