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Thoughts on graded "authentic" cards...
I have been watching a few graded t205 cards at auction that are graded as "authentic" but look very much nicer overall. Just thinking along aesthetic lines, how should I rate them for $ amount? If I am only looking for collecting sake how should I figure them for dropping my hard earned cash? Another question, the grade of "authentic", does that usually denote a card that has been trimmed? Thanks
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vg-g-f-p t205 set - 54/208 ml subset 4/12 variations - 3 hof'ers - 4 short prints - 3 different backs - 13 cards over $30 - 4 |
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