Need opinion on some raw Goudey commons
 

Was a a local hotel show Saturday and not finding any graded cards I wanted to buy. I bought these 3 raw goudeys from a dealer I have done business with for many years. I usually buy graded cards in mid grade so haven't bought raw cards in a long time. To make a long story short, these cards were so nice I got to thinking maybe I should get some opinions. The dot pattern looks ok to me under magnification and theres not problem between Co. and Boston on back. But I'm no expert.
Just though I would get some expert opinions on them.
My scanner isn't perfect but hopefully the scans are good enough.
Thanks for looking
Jerry
https://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...size/001_3.jpghttps://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...size/002_4.jpg
https://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...size/003_1.jpghttps://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...size/001_5.jpg
https://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...size/002_5.jpghttps://photos.imageevent.com/rucker...size/003_2.jpg

They look good to me. The ghost ink on the backs is a good sign.

They are real

Real nice, Real real cards. No need to worry.

Brian

Thanks guys
I just wanted to make sure. The borders were so white, and colors so bright. They had me wondering.

Yeah, it's tough to fake bleed through like that. Corners on the top one look like honest wear as well.

They are fine. Not high grade, but real.

This would be a fun "guess the grades" because of the level of off-centeredness and the wear. I'm thinking 3.5, 4, and 4 if they went to PSA. However, they present really nicely.

The bleed through.
See, you learn something everyday on this forum.
I saw that on the first card, and I thought, that is weird.
Then, I found out that is a “real” flag.
Never knew that.
Thanks.

Just so you learn it correctly, it's not "bleed through", it is a wet sheet transfer from the ink being still wet while stacked during the printed process. The color does not soak clear thru the card stock from front to back.

Thanks for the clarification.

Got it. Thanks.

Really clean looking Goudeys, love 'em.