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#11
02-29-2008, 06:04 AM
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Jim Crandell's personal thread
Posted By: Tim Caravella
As a fairly new collector in the vintage market, I can honestly say I am being turned off really quickly. Is the vintage market in as bad shape as this forum indicates? I love the historical side of both the game and our culture in general, but if there are no honest dealers/grading houses (and of course I know there are some out there somewhere) then why would I consider pumping big dollars into cards that probably have been altered at some point and submitted/passed through the major graders? Damn, this all seems so nasty!!!! 
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