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Old 10-18-2002, 09:37 AM
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Posted By: James


Dan,

Just a few thoughts from a fellow T206 back-collector:

I do not think this card is rebacked.

I have seen a number of "really good" rebacked cards, and, almost never, is the "frame" line on the reverse, as close to the border (edge) of the card, as is this one. When the "new back" is laid down and pressed, having a line that close to the pressure point of the pressing would appear more obvious than where there is/was no ink at all. That alone leads me to feel it is authentic.

Also, the very light stains, chipping, and general surface wear, seem consistent from front to back.

I would encourage you to request a 200% or greater enhanced scan, tho, and rest the images side by side for observation, before you pull the trigger.

I agree with everyone else - the condition is good/good+, not much better. I would also ask about the nature/origin white "scratch line" or crease or whatever that is, front, left side, because the seller said there is only one crease, makes no mention of this imperfection.

I'd love to have this card myself, but, can't see it being worth more than about $275.00 - it is destined for a 2 holder if it ever winds up in the hands of PSA. Aside from a low technical grade - I would say this - color is fantastic, wear is minimal.

I do not think the card is trimmed or altered.

Just my thoughts...

Regards,

James Verrill

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