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Old 11-30-2017, 07:03 PM
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The colors on this card are usually leaping off the cardboard.


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WHATEVER!!!!! It's one of the hobby's finest examples dammit!!!!!
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Old 11-30-2017, 07:05 PM
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I'll take Leon's . . . . .
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Wow that is one ugly card on the front, the back looks nice though.
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Wow that is one ugly card on the front, the back looks nice though.
I've said that many many times about . . . ah, never mind.
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It's an old PSA flip - could it have been graded 20 years ago and been sitting out exposed to sunlight, to result in that appearance? Just trying to think of how a card with that appearance gets a 7...
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At about 5% of the price, this PSA graded beater has better color and a lot more character:

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Old 11-30-2017, 07:22 PM
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I certainly agree thought that "Ruth is among the most iconic athletes in the history of sports and has an immense following."
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Actually, it looks like it's missing red ink to me, which is fascinating.
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It's an old PSA flip - could it have been graded 20 years ago and been sitting out exposed to sunlight, to result in that appearance? Just trying to think of how a card with that appearance gets a 7...
I'm less interested in why it got a 7 than I am about how the hell it got $10,600.00. Man, those flips make people do some crazy shit.
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I'll take Leon's . . . . .
A lucky board member already took it at this year's National. I am on the hunt for one that is a tad bit nicer (*and it was/is a great card to start with) and still my avatar for the moment.
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Looks like it got a lot of sunlight to me.
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Card was obviously exposed to light over a long period of time. Even the flip has faded. Compare the color of the flip to another PWCC PSA card and you'll see the difference in the redness.
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It is missing a color pass. Red is my guess like another board member stated. If it had sat in the sun that long, the borders would also be discolored to an extent. It just looks too even to be sun discoloration. Its possible it sat in the sun but who in there right mind would do such a thing? I realize it could have been displayed near a window but my money is on missing a layer or 2 of color.
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"The offered '7' ranks among the finest examples we've brokered in our tenure and is also among the hobby's finest copies."

I'd hate to see the ones they've brokered which were not among the finest examples in their tenure.
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"The offered '7' ranks among the finest examples we've brokered in our tenure and is also among the hobby's finest copies."

I'd hate to see the ones they've brokered which were not among the finest examples in their tenure.
This entire conversation is like my biggest nightmare. So glad I didnt even attempt this one. Just dreading the day I buy something expensive and someone says "Moron!" I had someone say that on a smaller item a ways back, but if it were $10k, i would have an awful feeling in the pit of my stomach.
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Old 11-30-2017, 08:29 PM
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Whoever bought this for 10K prob doesn’t care one whit what any of us are posting. Nor does PWCC.
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To paraphrase the great Don Rickles, if that card is “all around fantastic” I have cataracts.
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Probably faded from light. Maybe sitting in a display under direct lights. Heritage sold a group of these cards earlier this year. They must have all been from the same collection.
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Probably faded from light. Maybe sitting in a display under direct lights. Heritage sold a group of these cards earlier this year. They must have all been from the same collection.
Here's the link to the heritage sale earlier this year. Description does mention it was kept in an open display.

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Ok, just curious, how much did it sell for at Heritage?

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ok, just curious, how much did it sell for at heritage?

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I'm less interested in why it got a 7 than I am about how the hell it got $10,600.00. Man, those flips make people do some crazy shit.
This....this....and.....this!!
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wow that's a real eye opener to see what sunlight over a long period of time can do! Agreed that $10k for that card seems like a trip to crazy town. Then again I might have gone a little overboard when paying half that for this one.
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Here's the link to the heritage sale earlier this year. Description does mention it was kept in an open display.

https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball/1...umbnail-071515
Heritage acknowledges the card's colors were faded by exposure to light, PWCC claims it's one of the best cards they've ever sold - and one of the best Goudey Ruths in the entire hobby! Seems like someone might be lying. Again.

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I'm not sure why the UV Protection infused PSA CASE did not prevent this from happening?
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wow that's a real eye opener to see what sunlight over a long period of time can do! Agreed that $10k for that card seems like a trip to crazy town. Then again I might have gone a little overboard when paying half that for this one.
AJ, I would prefer to own your card at $10,000 than that 7 at $5,000.
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wow that's a real eye opener to see what sunlight over a long period of time can do! Agreed that $10k for that card seems like a trip to crazy town. Then again I might have gone a little overboard when paying half that for this one.
Your 3 is a stunner. Absolutely worth what you paid.

The 7 in question needs to be re-slabbed at something like a 2 for the extreme fading alone.
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AJ, I would prefer to own your card at $10,000 than that 7 at $5,000.
Absolutely, that 7 is awful.
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looks like a bidder graciously bumped it from 5555 to 9150 before backing away. Either way the seller lost money.
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This is one of the biggest fears of openly displaying cards. UV is hell on cards. Do any of the cases used by the grading companies really protect cards from this problem?
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Maybe they just hit the "reverse enhance" button on their scanner.

All joking aside that is one faded glory of a "7."

Thank God for the plastic peepee measuring contest that makes this a 10K card.
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looks like a bidder graciously bumped it from 5555 to 9150 before backing away. Either way the seller lost money.
And 73% bidder activity with the seller?
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That was actually me. I retracted my bid when I found out that the color was wrong from the heritage auction description. There was no mention of it on pwcc and they said how strong of a grade it was.
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Wow, a reasonable explanation that does not reek of a "conspiracy theory". How do those of you feel who jumped all over this?

Indeed, worthy of some attention at least...
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Wow, a reasonable explanation that does not reek of a "conspiracy theory". How do those of you feel who jumped all over this?

Indeed, worthy of some attention at least...
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-1 for failing to mention the fade

I think it should have been mentioned, but I don't fault them for not mentioning it. After all, does something that obvious really even need to be mentioned? Anybody can see that it's faded. It's not like it's a hidden crease or something. We all saw it. But, hey, if it throws PWCC under the bus, lets go for it, right?
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Sure it's obvious but in light of the glowing praise thrown at the card it bears mentioning IMO. You have yours, I have mine.

I would feel the same way regardless of the seller by the way.

At the end of the day as long as the number on the flip is not faded, what does it matter, right?
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Regardless the description is a reflection of the seller. I'm surprised they didn't slap their pwcc certified looks great for the grade moniker on it as well? To say it is one of the nicest of its kind without mentioning its obvious negatives...is a poor reflection on the seller.
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Regardless the description is a reflection of the seller. I'm surprised they didn't slap their pwcc certified looks great for the grade moniker on it as well? To say it is one of the nicest of its kind without mentioning its obvious negatives...is a poor reflection on the seller.
It's obvious some have an axe to grind with PWCC. Funny to me though how the auction description wasn't even mentioned in this thread until it was pointed out that the card was faded from the light, not as a result of soaking.

It's as if y'all thought, "Ok, the light faded explanation makes sense, so what other dirt can we dig up? Oh yeah, let's nail him on the fluffy auction description."

That's it for me. I'm going to a card show at Sheraton Houston West this morning, because I actually like cards, not sitting around complaining about them and those that sell them. Y'all have fun bashing sellers today. I'm going to go enjoy the hobby.
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It's obvious some have an axe to grind with PWCC. Funny to me though how the auction description wasn't even mentioned in this thread until it was pointed out that the card was faded from the light, not as a result of soaking.

It's as if y'all thought, "Ok, the light faded explanation makes sense, so what other dirt can we dig up? Oh yeah, let's nail him on the fluffy auction description."

That's it for me. I'm going to a card show at Sheraton Houston West this morning, because I actually like cards, not sitting around complaining about them and those that sell them. Y'all have fun bashing sellers today. I'm going to go enjoy the hobby.
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Card was obviously exposed to light over a long period of time. Even the flip has faded. Compare the color of the flip to another PWCC PSA card and you'll see the difference in the redness.
Random question, but since you referenced flip: Is there a way on VCP to see the serial numbers without having to click on the image link? It's so annoying to have to click into each image.
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Actually, it looks like it's missing red ink to me, which is fascinating.
I agree 100%.
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