S74 Silk Zack Wheat

[GregZakwin]

I know it's a longshot but if anyone here is the person who bought this S74 Silk Zack Wheat at a show this weekend and is willing to move it....or if anyone has one they'd be willing to part with, please let me know.

Posting here as I'm hoping more eyes will see it over the BST threads. Apologies if that's frowned upon at all!

[Leon]

It's not unprecedented. It's a little bit frowned upon so keep it to a minimum, please
.

[midmo]

Hi Greg, it was me. Sorry but it's not for sale. I've been looking for one for a while so it's going in my collection. Thanks.

[BuckiGuy]

Originally Posted by midmo

Hi Greg, it was me. Sorry but it's not for sale. I've been looking for one for a while so it's going in my collection. Thanks.

Side note: What program and scanner are you using for the photos of your cards on your IG? It’s very nice IMO

[GregZakwin]

Originally Posted by Leon

It's not unprecedented. It's a little bit frowned upon so keep it to a minimum, please
.

Noted and appreciate the pass this time!

[GregZakwin]

Originally Posted by midmo

Hi Greg, it was me. Sorry but it's not for sale. I've been looking for one for a while so it's going in my collection. Thanks.

Congrats on the pickup, I'm jealous!

[midmo]

Originally Posted by BuckiGuy

Side note: What program and scanner are you using for the photos of your cards on your IG? It’s very nice IMO

Thanks! My scanners are pretty old. I use an Epson Perfection V300 Photo for most cards. It's a CCD scanner so it has a greater depth of field to capture graded cards that aren't flush against the glass. I leave the lid open and scan in a dark room to help eliminate the background. Then I have a larger format Mustek A3F2400N to scan things like 11x17 concert posters and Life magazines.

For editing I just use an old version of Photoshop to crop out slabs and any background. There are plenty of freebie photo editors out there (like GIMP or paint.net) that work fine. I don't keep up with new software but if you google "free photoshop alternatives" you'll find some.