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#21
05-05-2007, 05:33 PM
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Very Scary Auction - tainted T206 Cobby?
Posted By: Martin Neal
It's possible that the seller removed the card to have it graded. Although I think the card is trimmed, it should still be a valuable card in an Authentic holder and one I wouldn't mind having in my collection. I don't think that having the typeface line up is an indication that the card is a forgery. I have several in my collection that are misaligned as to typeface. 
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