Define poor-fair condition

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Posted By: Judge Dred (Fred)

Oh yeah, P-F...with respect to OJs...

In OJs I'm sure you know that you're going to get creamed by SGC for back damage or writing on the back. PSA will at least provide a higher grade and the MK qualifier (for writing, not glue residue) if you're concerned with the numeric label on the front.

A P-F OJ would be one with rounded corners, crease(s), holes, broken off corners, light contrast (and this is without reference to the back of the card). Does anyone want to post a few really bad looking OJs that are P-F. And maybe even post a few nice looking OJs that have been deemed P-F.

Here's a batch of P-F OJs:



The Radbourn was rated a P-F card by a grading company because it has scrap book residue on the back. I'll buy all the SGC10 or 20 OJs that have beautiful fronts (great image quality) but have back damage. Oh yeah, they need to be priced reasonably.