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08-04-2021, 03:35 AM
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Eye appeal
Re: the 2 1957 Koufaxes
Sometimes when I comment, I believe I have covered all the bases. Then there's a curveball, so I feel compelled to try again. The ineptitude of certain grading companies is a different issue from eye appeal to a specific collector. Both of those Koufaxes look good to me. The fact that there is a SEVEN point difference in their grades is a reflection on the grader, not on the concept of "eye appeal". I think the initial topic was innocent, and there is just no doubt that, when 2 cards are put next to one another, one can grab the attention of the viewer more than the other. "Eye appeal" is just a shorthand version of a longer explanation for why one looks best- assuming it's used honestly, of course  Trent King
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