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#17
08-26-2006, 02:05 PM
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Larry Frisch Grading
Posted By: John S
I purchased my first T206 from Larry 20 or so years ago. Since then I have had a around a dozen transactions and have learned to downgrade items and then determine if I would be willing to pay the price. This Phillippe E254 was described as VG+ which I interpreted as creasing. It probably should been noted that the card had a rusty paper clip mark acroos Deacon's face. I kept it because the price wasn't too bad. Larry has no pressure to change his style because he continues to provide material (that I assume was accumulated years ago) that most other dealers cannot match. 
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