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#20
12-02-2013, 10:23 PM
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i think the front miscuts are interesting, especially if there is a different player. that...is something i can see driving some value up since there is debates about sheet layouts.
but im with the OP on backs. just don't see it. rare ok. but the prices being paid are astronimical. there are cards that are in less numbers that go for less than what some people are paying for these. kevin 
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