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Originally Posted by Leon
... But to me the writing enhances this card and was left on it....Thoughts?
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I agree in this case. As with most blank-back cards, I have much less of a problem with writing on the back than printed-back cards. I think it's because blank-back cards tend to draw actual comments/details about the people, stats, how the owner felt, or time in which they played. In these cases, they aren't just 'stray' markings or other scribble.
I mean, c'mon. How can someone
not appreciate the writing on the back of these Beatles cards?
