T206 doc crandall with a uzit back

[Batjac1]

The scan above does not show the left border correctly. Here is a re-scan.

Looks like I cropped the one above too closely - the card has not been trimmed.

D.

[Craig M]

Doug,

Since you said that you will be submitting this card to get graded and then onto a auction house; you may want to pose a question to the board members what they think about soaking the card since it appears to have paper attached to the Uzit reverse.

Could it jump half a grade by soaking the extra paper off of the back? If not then best to leave alone.

Craig

[Batjac1]

Thanks Craig,

I've been told it would probably clean up well with a soak, but I am definitely not qualified to perform that operation. I will leave that to you experts once it sells. I would only screw it up for its future owner.

Doug

[Craig M]

Personally I would leave it just as you found it...Craig

[Batjac1]

I am going with that plan, whatever it brings.

[deadballfreaK]

I'd have that taking a bath in 2 seconds.

[Texxxx]

Originally Posted by deadballfreaK

I'd have that taking a bath in 2 seconds.

I agree! But I understand him not doing it also. Never done it before and not really wanting to start with a card like that. My first one was a $20 card at best. I don't think I would have started with a expensive card as my first but I would throw a Wagner in now if I thought it would improve it.

[cfc1909]

most Uzits are grade 3 and lower. Very rarely do you see one graded above 3.

Also most Uzits do not have a red Hindu partner. Very rarely do you see one that has a Hindu partner.

Most Uzits bring between 2 and 3k at auction. This Crandall Uzit will not grade high but I think it will go well past 3k and it should because of the 3 examples that have a red Hindu partner none have showed up twice. Each is a lone example.

This Crandall is special and only an auction will show its value.