What is your deal breaker?

[atx840]

Large spots of paperloss, ugly stains & pinholes...most other flaws I can live with.


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[7nohitter]

I can overlook one pinhole, a couple of creases and a spot of paper loss...writing is the killer for me.

[Runscott]

Portrait cards with an eye scratched out.

[Eric72]

If a card is fake, that's a deal-breaker for me.

[brob28]

Unless it's VERY rare trimming is a stopper I also hate creases through the head esp. on T206 portraits.

[Jim65]

Writing on the front of a card.

[Big Ben]

Deal breakers are handwriting, major creases, large paper loss, and pinholes.

I look for Pre World War II cards with high numerical grades accompanied with the (MC) or (OC) qualifiers.

[gregr2]

Paper loss and large creases.

[HRBAKER]

Something for sale that is not priced.

[ethicsprof]

if it looks so rough, that the board can't figure out if it's real or not.

best,
barry

[Luke]

For a scarce card, I can see the beauty in it pretty much no matter what. If the card isn't scarce: clipped corners, writing on front, and large spots of paper loss bug me the most.

[grainsley]

There are about 200 guys in OBC who have never met a card they wouldn't put in their binders...........

[e107collector]

Bad centering on the front of the card, or creases/paper loss on the player's face.

Tony

[Jason Carota]

I can deal with paper loss, writing, creases, pinholes, staining, etc., but off-center and trimmed cards are a deal breaker for me.

[rhettyeakley]

I can deal with most anything from creases to pinholes to even some writing but the killer to me is clipped corners, I just hate the way they look.

[kmac32]

they have to have a presentable front of the card, minimal paper loss on the back is acceptable