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#18
08-06-2023, 04:33 PM
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I don't agree with 3s being a lot cheaper than 4s.
Overall, 4s are my favorite value when it comes to any vintage before the 1970s. Naturally they often have pretty good eye appeal, but without the much higher cost of something a little sharper. And when you go below that, the "just wanna have the card" factor artificially raises the prices on the lowest grades. Especially since the pandemic boom. So I've always thought vg-exish is the best bang for your vintage buck 
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