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What's your favorite graded "Authentic/Altered" card you have?
I'm looking at some cards where some horrendous cards that are beat to death are much less appealing to look at than their altered counterparts. I figured it'd be fun to show your favorite altered cards here. What do you have that you love?
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Always love posting this beauty from Lionel Carter's old collection.
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Given how rare these are, I was happy to get this blue crofts Cobb in any condition
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A couple of scarcities. The E222 would be an "A" if it were graded.
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Love it!
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My Favorite
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My contribution
Shown before - scans don't do this one justice. It has an inner light.
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Its a toss up for me...these!!
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This thread has some serious eye candy! Thanks for sharing them. There have been times when I saw cards in A holders and wanted to pull the trigger. Is it safe to say most collectors have them because 1. The card is in some way exceptionally rare or scarce and you were grateful to even find the A? 2. The card is, relative to your purchasing power, otherwise unobtainable? (this of course would vary for each collector) 3. For a given card, you would rather have an A card than something that is really creased up or in some way damaged? Sometimes I think if a card has been damaged by a collector years ago but the particular damage still merits a numeric grade, is that any worse than a collector over the years doing something to his card that merits it landing in an A holder? As long as there was no intent to deceive, I might not care, especially if it was a rare/expensive card that I otherwise couldn't have or otherwise couldn't have such a nice copy. Once it's in the A holder, everyone knows and the risk of deception is past.
Anyway, really neat stuff! I love seeing what you all have in your collections. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk Last edited by vintagebaseballcardguy; 05-04-2019 at 06:25 AM. |
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Some of my favorites:
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Hi Luke, where did you get that Collins blank? I was the underbidder on one just like that one on eBay six years ago.
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Grade "A"....actually stands for "AFFORDABLE"
WHOOPS !
How could I forget this one. Anyway, I traded it to Chris and Kristin Buckler. The quintessential Louisville collectors. TED Z T206 Reference . |
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Here's my additions
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Happy with this Cobbie.
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That T-206 Evers is really well loved.
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1954 has been beddy, beddy bad to me...
1954bowmanwilliamstoppsmays.jpg Guess I have to shine a CSI black light on these guys to see what's what.
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I gotta be honest, it's a puzzler. Bought both (ungraded) a million years ago, way before grading was anything, and still can't for the life of me see what the actual issues are. Had no idea anything was wrong (besides the obvious) with either card. So frustrating.
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Darren, the Ted Williams looks like what could be an eraser mark on the front. That could be why that one got the "A" grade. But I'm the world's worst. That's why I send all my stuff to PSA.
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That could be the case in the upper right. It sort of looks hazy due to the cloud being there (the way the other clouds look), but it's possibly partly an erasure.
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