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"Is this a new variation" means "help me sell my crappy card"
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"CENTERED" = "well, not technically centered, per se, but not at least not terribly off-centered."
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"PQ OR HE" = Get ready to pay up considerably
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Ha ha!! In looking at 1962 cards last night, I found a seller whose 'X' actually means 'X.' Virtually all of his listings have the card name/number/player/grade followed by the brief disclaimer, "Pics show my reflection."
If it's a marketing move, it's brilliant. Like looking for "Nina" in Hirschfeld drawings, he made me check out each of his auctions to see if I could find him in the photos!!
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As a centering nut I can safely say 95%, or more, of cards that are listed as centered, aren't. They might have decent centering but most aren't very close to centered. This one is close but it too is not centered.
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This very unique card is also well centered.
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Centering played a large part in this. I eventually had to give up my ways and go back to the mid-grade and often off-centered cards I had as a kid. I know it doesn't work for everyone, and if you have the means to do nothing but high grade that meets your requirements, then I would certainly encourage it - but I'm a much happier collector now just being pleased with the eye appeal of a card and not always worring about the minutia. I still ocassionally fall into my old traps - and let's be honest who does not love a really cherry, highly-graded vintage card - but on the whole I just found that to be kinda stressful.
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Especially the back!
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"You be the judge"
Means I'm hoping your wearing you wife's readers that are 2X less than your own and you can't see the mark I erased in the back. |
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had to LOL at that one.
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