Cut Auto Cards Have Officially Gone Too Far

[Jobu]

While I never really liked cutting the signature off of what was originally signed, in some instances I can at least understand why it was done. This, however, defies belief:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2017-Leaf-Ex...gAAOSw0j9ZUpWz

[Batpig]

There aren't enough f's in WTF.

[TistaT202]

i just shake my head when i see things like this. Too bad those pieces don't stay intact.

Happy collecting,
Mike

[KMayUSA6060]

I think cut autos are criminal.

If you don't like the image or contents that surround the auto, don't buy the piece; someone else will.

Can't Leaf go back to selling fake autos and keep their scissor-happy hands away from these beautiful pieces of history? They should change their company name to Edward Scissorhands.

[packs]

I hope the original was at least in a compromised condition to start with. Maybe half of Lou's head was missing or something.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by packs

I hope the original was at least in a compromised condition to start with. Maybe half of Lou's head was missing or something.

These card companies grind up baseball bats, gloves and jerseys. I doubt there was anything wrong with that Gehrig photo. They have no sense of history, it's all about feeding the gambling addicts who buy these packs.

[vintagerookies51]

Makes you wonder who the owner was prior to the card company. Did they know it was going to be cut up when they let it go

[orly57]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

These card companies grind up baseball bats, gloves and jerseys. I doubt there was anything wrong with that Gehrig photo. They have no sense of history, it's all about feeding the gambling addicts who buy these packs.

That's exactly what modern collecting has become: lottery scratch-off tickets. Chasing "limited" autos" and other manufactured "rarities" that are only rare because some number-stamp says they are. By the time Mike Trout is 60, he will make Pete Rose seem like a lazy signer. Having have said that, it's good that the industry is still thriving amongst young collectors, and it is nice to collect modern players you can root for. I used to watch Griffey and Frank Thomas' box scores like the NASDAC.

[KingFisk]

It's actually a cool concept to let the masses have a custom 1/1 though I hate cut autos.

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