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#17
01-31-2015, 06:38 PM
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*The OP and I collect obscure, uncataloged, and little known printing error/variation cards, and Deans Cards is a good source because they show good scans of the fronts and the backs"
So basically, both of you look for cards not readily known so you can re-sell for a nice profit on the secondary market. I'll repeat what I said, if you know something is good, complete the purchase and move on. After all this, I don't think the original poster has one thing to complain about. 
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