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This one is item specific. "Rare back" in reference to T206s with Polar Bear backs. It's not only an annoying term, it's false.
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t206 "rare" backs have become everything except pied/SC...and sometimes even those get the moniker!!!!
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I have grown to detest the following descriptors:
extant and exemplar |
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“advanced collection”
“lot of card for the money” “fun little auction” calling something a “find” when it obviously is not |
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investment opportunity
advanced collector PWCC HE high end L@@K and any time the item description just talks about how great the player was ....
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I used to hear this all the time at shows with reference to new, overproduced wax: "drying up."
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"missing color" when the card has back damage and/or glue staining
"razor sharp corners" comparing past sales of a card with no qualifiers to the oc or mc card they're trying to sell. |
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“my/our research indicates” when it is neither research or an indication of anything
Last edited by RedsFan1941; 02-25-2018 at 07:09 AM. |
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"Dagger sharp corners" Also agree with Leon about auctions with "PERFECT CENTERING" in the title and you can tell it's not perfect from the thumbnail preview. |
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Though not technically "rare" Piedmont Factory 42 sure as hell aren't easy. Tougher then many of the backs in the set. |
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Pasteboard.
Miles ahead of the next annoying thing. So far out in head of the pack of auction annoyances you almost can't see the competition. |
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What, you couldn't find the Secretariat autographed version of the picture?
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Auction “winnings”, or to “win” an auction
Baseballs excessively described as “orbs” |
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I have never liked the term ‘raw card’ for ungraded cards. Are they ‘cooked’ when they are slabbed? Maybe I am missing something obvious but I don’t get it.
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Curious...What would you suggest here instead?
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R0b G@@13t Last edited by Fballguy; 02-25-2018 at 11:08 AM. |
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That's certainly 1 of 1. And "highest graded" with "great investment potential".
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Speaking of 1/1 - though it has been the topic of another thread... one-of-one or 1/1 or 1 of 1 when used to describe, for example a card serial numbered #67/250 just because there is not another 67th copy out of the 250 printed. Also, 'Game-Used'...
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Sure just like some sweet Caporal factories are very rare. I think I just threw up in my mouth!
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Except for missing bottom of the card, it would be nrmt. I exaggerate but only slightly.
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Oh that's easy!
#1 Most annoying hobby term: PSA #2: SGC #3: graded by any third party I long for the days of dealers lying about "NM" cards. That's when it was hobby ... not a cess pool.
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"NFS" when it's the exact card I'm looking for.
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