A word of advice

[brianp-beme]

If I were a reprint rougher-upper, I would hold back a little on the rough stuff so that GMA would give it a higher grade.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1939-Play-B...gAAOSwhqhaSmP3

Brian

[steve B]

Looks like they're pretty tough on corners, I'd call that one VG.

[frankbmd]

I didn’t know Good Morning America graded cards. I’ll have to check their website.

[CurtisFlood]

Originally Posted by frankbmd

I didn’t know Good Morning America graded cards. I’ll have to check their website.

That stands for Grand Mothers Association.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

If I were a reprint rougher-upper, I would hold back a little on the rough stuff so that GMA would give it a higher grade.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1939-Play-B...gAAOSwhqhaSmP3

Brian

That's pretty bad when your reprint only gets a 2. Is there a reprint registry?

[Paul S]

I had been entertaining the idea of starting a reprint type card collection, but after seeing that... fuggedaboutit!

[jbbama]

thought GMA meant " Great, More A$$h@les" , we need another "grading company" in the hobby.

I liked reprint registry...funny stuff!

[Bill77]

And here I thought GMA stood for Grand Mother's Attic. That is where all the great cards are found right?

[Stampsfan]

Maybe GMA stand for "Grown Man's A$$", because that's where they likely pulled it from.