Honus Schmoenus

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Posted By: brian p 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4121976514&category=31718

Vg-Ex seems awfully generous. Then again, I'm surprised this grading company didn't reject this card because all the corners have been trimmed off.

Brian

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Posted By: jay behrens

I'm just curious what "stars of DMD" is.

Jay

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Posted By: Tom Boblitt

of the diamond. Printed on the back of the Colgans....as for the card, it's AT BEST a 3 and more likely a 2.....

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Posted By: david

i thought a card could grade vg-ex with a crease, or at least one that bad

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Posted By: Julie

possibly a bit of discoloration lower left--yes, vg-ex is PRETTY generous, but I think originial poster was more conerned with his (very funny) joke about PSA taking marks off a Colgans because the corners had all been cut off.

I'd give it a--o blast, I wouldn't get it graded.

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Posted By: brian p

Have to admit, wanted to get my corner funny business in--I like a good joke you can choke on. But, being a mid to lower grade collector, my opinion is that a vg-ex card should never have such a noticeable crease as this one. It can have a crease, as long as the rest of the card looks great, but only the type that you can see when you hold the card at an angle. Not one that breaks the surface of the card like this one. If I were selling it (un-graded, of course, because I dislike the whole card-grading system), I would probably call this G-Vg (now there's a grade I think all the grading companies, but heck, I live it that niche).

Brian

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Posted By: leon

I would think it's a 2-3.....regardless of who's selling, or what it is, I sort of don't like the whole "crease in the face" thing for my collection..........even if it's one I'M selling I don't like head shots....still a nice card for a collector grade collector and won't cost as much as one that is technically a 4 ....regards all

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Posted By: brian p

"..now there's a grade I think all grading companies 'ignore'..."

Never ignore the word ignore--you might be thought an ignore-ramus.

Brian