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#16
08-16-2002, 08:16 PM
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"Grade Tech" let off too easy~
Posted By: David
I agree with you, Scott. T206s are the 'Grading 101' of Pre-WWI cards, only in part because they are so plentiful. If you can't identify these cards, it's probably not a smart thing to start up a grading company, no matter how space-age your holders. 
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