Bccg

[HRBAKER]

"It's not the grader's fault, it's the buyer's!"

[DanP]

Originally Posted by HRBAKER

"It's not the grader's fault, it's the buyer's!"

I agree. In my case it was 100% my fault. I spent $100 on a card without doing the research I should have. I got exactly what I deserved, learned from it and made sure that mistake never happened again (we need another thread for all of the other one time mistakes!).

Dan

[rman444]

Honestly, I don't see what the problem is.

[HRBAKER]

Originally Posted by DanP

I agree. In my case it was 100% my fault. I spent $100 on a card without doing the research I should have. I got exactly what I deserved, learned from it and made sure that mistake never happened again (we need another thread for all of the other one time mistakes!).

Dan

Dan,
I hope you realize my post was a tongue-in-cheek reference to a thread this week regarding auction houses and max bids. No, it wasn't your fault or at a minimum it is very easy to see how you would be mislead with BCCG's joke of a grading system. Jeff


.....and Richard some cards are simply more than a sum of their parts. That's the nicest "10" I have ever seen.

[DanP]

Jeff, yes I followed that other thread also.

However, I do believe it was my fault. Blaming someone else doesn't make any sense. It's easier to make sure it doesn't happen again if I take the hit!

Dan

[4815162342]

Has anyone seen the "Create-A-Card" from Beckett?

[Steve D]

Looks like Mo graded that Boston Garter Cobb!




You know.....


Mo Ron




Steve

[Steve D]

Go to post #23 on the attached thread for a previous response from a Beckett employee (GehrigFan) regarding BCCG.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...ht=bccg&page=3



Steve

[HRBAKER]

Originally Posted by Steve D

Looks like Mo graded that Boston Garter Cobb!




You know.....


Mo Ron




Steve

That is the exceedingly rare die-cut parallel to the regular '14 Garter series. Anyway you cut it, still a beautiful card!