Are my expectations too high? Creased vintage cards

[chalupacollects]

Originally Posted by wdwfan

I'm not sure why I'd be worried about my email being given out to people here. I'm just really trying to be secure. I've been hit 2 times over the years with ID theft. So I'm really hesitant to give stuff out line (credit card information, address/telephone, email, etc). I'm just trying to be precautious. Plus, I only check email about 2 times a week. I'm on here almost every day, if not every day, and multiple times a day at that.

Why not create a separate email address for your card dealings? No worries about ID theft...

[999Tony]

I’m still a relative newbie — vg are allowed creases By grading standards and commonly have them. I agree it is extremely annoying to get vg cards with undisclosed creases. I personally either sell as good or vg with crease.

Op has several times in past mentioned throwing away lower condition cards. I messaged him a while back requesting he not. I know he put at least one lot of lesser common cards I think from the 60s that had almost no value up for sale a while back so he did make an effort. Not sure if anyone ever bought the lot. But it is a pain to sell poor commons— not worth the hassle to sell 20 cards for a dollar or two.

Sometimes hard to even give them away. I send them for free 20-30 in an envelope and there aren’t many who want them even for free, though I just sent out a bunch. Some probably get thrown away.

I currently have two 54b rizzutos missing most of the paper on front though backs aren’t too bad if anyone wants for free. Not even obcers wanted these!

[Leon]

Originally Posted by 999Tony

I’m still a relative newbie — vg are allowed creases By grading standards and commonly have them. I agree it is extremely annoying to get vg cards with undisclosed creases. I personally either sell as good or vg with crease.

Op has several times in past mentioned throwing away lower condition cards. I messaged him a while back requesting he not. I know he put at least one lot of lesser common cards I think from the 60s that had almost no value up for sale a while back so he did make an effort. Not sure if anyone ever bought the lot. But it is a pain to sell poor commons— not worth the hassle to sell 20 cards for a dollar or two.

Sometimes hard to even give them away. I send them for free 20-30 in an envelope and there aren’t many who want them even for free, though I just sent out a bunch. Some probably get thrown away.

I currently have two 54b rizzutos missing most of the paper on front though backs aren’t too bad if anyone wants for free. Not even obcers wanted these!

That's funny!!

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