Off-centered cards you love anyway...

[Harliduck]

Funny looking through this thread and not realizing it was an older thread brought back...and then seeing I've replied was pretty funny...and my opinion still holds true.

Also funny the discussion on the 1970 Ryan...as I received a perfect example just today in the mail relevant to this thread. I am doing a second 70 set and needed another Ryan, won this last week for a heck of a deal, and the perfect card for a second set and one where the OC doesn't bother me a bit.

[jchcollins]

Originally Posted by Harliduck

Funny looking through this thread and not realizing it was an older thread brought back...

Yeah, sorry - I've been known to do that upon occasion when I still want to talk about something.

[egri]

[IMG]1960 Topps Pittsburgh Pirates Team, on Flickr[/IMG]

I picked this up (unsigned) off eBay about five years ago. At the time, I was still in college and my signed 1953 Topps project was busting my budget. I decided I needed a project that wasn't so expensive, and I've always had a soft spot for the 1960 Pirates. I won this card for a song, due to it being miscut. I ended up getting an internship a couple weeks later that enabled me to keep going on the 1953s, so I worked them both. All of these were obtained TTM, except for Bill Mazeroski, who I got at a private signing. I'm on the hunt for a low grade Carl Yastrzemski rookie for the signing he has in November, and a lot of the ones I'm seeing are very OC, which I don't mind.

Edit: And I just realized I posted a picture from before Mazeroski signed it. I'll have to update it later.