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#29
10-07-2009, 01:09 PM
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In reality
Most cards don't require much more than a few lines.
One paragraph on the background of the player One paragraph on the card's grade and if needed; an explanation of the importance of said condition. NOW; there are memorabilia pieces which require more detail as to explain WHY the piece exists may take a few paragraphs. Thus; for the average collector on this board; card descriptions are too long and mem descriptions need more detail. But we also have to remember; that not every collector knows what we DO about these cards. Rich 
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