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Originally Posted by ajjohnsonsoxfan
A great aspect of the hobby are collector's varying attractions to a card's make-up. For me it's (in order of importance)
1. Centering
2. Registration (clarity of image, lack of print defect)
3. Corners
4. Stains
5. Paper integrity (chipping, rough edges)
Would be curious to hear opinions of others here and Add a card that typifies your choices!
Here's mine:
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Amazing 51B Mantle AJ! Higher graded ones can't beat the eye appeal, registration, and centering on that Mick!
I always try to look for cards that are centered, have great eye appeal, and a sharp clean image. I can live with slightly rounded corners since I generally buy low grade anyways. I don't mind minor paper loss on the back if the front has all those attributes. I certainly didn't mind it on the T206 Cobb
