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#22
05-06-2007, 02:24 PM
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Talking about escalating values - M101-4/5 backs
Posted By: jay behrens
SGC label my Thorpe card 1916 Famous & Barr with no m101-5 designation even though that's the only set Thorpe came in. It's not a bad route to take as a slabber since you don't have to decide if a card is an m1014/5, just give the year and the advertiser on back and there is are no issues as to what set it should really belong in. 
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