1958 Topps Hank Aaron - BLUE background??

[Exhibitman]

You could also get the card slabbed then fade it in the sun, I suppose. It wouldn't say blue variation but you could pass that off as a TPG error. You could even protect the flip by covering it while the card is exposed. Allegedly

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

You could also get the card slabbed then fade it in the sun, I suppose. It wouldn't say blue variation but you could pass that off as a TPG error. You could even protect the flip by covering it while the card is exposed. Allegedly

I would think you might get away with that on a lower grade card. I assume in the holder the card would seriously warp. I would think the card would get very hot in that sealed plastic holder out in the sun.

Any body got a high end 58 Aaron they would donate to testing.

[ALR-bishop]

Ben-- can I hire you to turn my blue one back to green ?

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

Ben-- can I hire you to turn my blue one back to green ?

Yes but it would cost a lot more than turning a green one blue.

[ALR-bishop]

Here is a Blue Gibson up on ebay now.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/PSA-4-BOB-GI...item1e9e35a797

[1963Topps Set]

Only 50 gs. I am glad it is priced reasonably. Nothing noted on the grading label. Interesting.

[SMPEP]

I can't believe you outed that auction!

I was going to swoop too!

[roce4e52]

The graded blue Aaron in the Heritage auction sold for over $3000 with bp and was resold by Probstein123 on Ebay for around $550 a little while later. Not sure what this Gibson will sell for the first time, but will be interesting to see what it sells for the second time.