where to start? ebay auction...

[Leon]

Acceptable condition, I guess, to some. A cigarette card or 1890s, doubtful.

I am glad they pointed out there are no ripped corners. It's sort of hard to tell .

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-189...item2ecd6bced5

[Brian Van Horn]

Leon,

I was thinking of posting the auction lot for discussion. About the only thing that looks passable is the back. Outside of that........

[cardsfan73]

Check out the Hank Aaron signed ball.. COA from MFP Reborn. Quality stuff.

[sycks22]

Those Eskimo slippers might be calling my name.

[slidekellyslide]

In the seller's defense (and no, I am not the seller) "Acceptable" is the lowest condition ebay has on their choices when you list an item's condition.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

In the seller's defense (and no, I am not the seller) "Acceptable" is the lowest condition ebay has on their choices when you list an item's condition.

Yeah, I suppose "Unacceptable" wouldn't get many bids.

[digdugdig]

Actually, when you click "item condition", click whatever you want and a window opens below and you can type in whatever you want, VG , ExMt, whatever. Then go back up to "item condition" and click the blank space.
What appears on your listing is what you typed.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by digdugdig

Actually, when you click "item condition", click whatever you want and a window opens below and you can type in whatever you want, VG , ExMt, whatever. Then go back up to "item condition" and click the blank space.
What appears on your listing is what you typed.

Well, I've never used it for cards, but when listing magazines it is a required field and "Acceptable" is the lowest condition you can check.