No matter how long you have been collecting cards

Archive · #1 01-28-2003, 02:13 PM

Posted By: TBob

you can still get tricked. For me, it was ye olde blurry scan. An E98 HOFer with a description that there may have been a pencil mark which was erased arrived today and it looks like someone used one of those wood burning tools from my youth to carve out some letters.
Damn blurry scan. Oh well we live and learn...

Archive · #2 01-28-2003, 02:35 PM

Posted By: TBob

while looking at the card at my office computer monitor, the problems are more apparent. Still disappointed but cest la vie..

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