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Old 11-16-2022, 12:32 PM
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My priority:

1) Front of the card (by a mile)
2) The slab (if it's slabbed, who graded it and what was the grade)
3) Card back

I will add that I buy SGC slabs 90% of the time. But if its a card produced after 1950 and its high dollar (for me over 5K) I prefer PSA. I do buy Beckett, CSG, and even KSA (for Hockey) when I just want a card that's encapsulated.
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Old 11-16-2022, 12:39 PM
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Depends on the card for me. Paper loss on the back of a T206 means less to me than paper loss on the back of a 1933 Goudey, because I collect baseball cards, not tobacco ads.

Couldn't care less what tobacco ad is on the back (blasphemy, I know), but if I can't read stats, that bothers me some.
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Old 11-16-2022, 01:44 PM
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The front is more important to me, but the back does matter. The amount of back damage I can accept depends on how rare the back is. I can put up with more back damage on an EPDG or Tolstoi than I would on a more common Piedmont.
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45% - Front & back (Mostly Post-war)

45% - Front (Mostly Pre-war - I don't often mind back paper loss or even an Authentic grade if it looks nice for display)

10% - Grade (only for the 2 players I started a registry for fun for.)
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Front of the card all day every day - small number "22" written in ink on the blank back of this one
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C'mon, this is the easiest question ever!! How do people decide whether or not to buy a card? I outlined it for everyone...

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Personally for me, if the back isn’t blank then I wouldn’t accept paper loss or anything significant on the back. Tbh I like reading the backs. I rather have a true to grade card than a great front and jacked up back.
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You talk to hot girls at the gym about your baseball cards? Perhaps I’ve been wrong of taking the approach of not talking about baseball card collection to any women.
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