N321 1888 SF Hess California League Color - new to the hobby

[swarmee]

I didn't see them in any searches, but they kept popping up at the bottom of my screens under the thumbnails for "Since you looked at... maybe you'd like ..." or "People who bought .... also looked at ....".
eBay is definitely getting smarter about cross-posting items down there at the bottom of the page.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by swarmee

I didn't see them in any searches, but they kept popping up at the bottom of my screens under the thumbnails for "Since you looked at... maybe you'd like ..." or "People who bought .... also looked at ....".
eBay is definitely getting smarter about cross-posting items down there at the bottom of the page.

I have bought a few cards because of ebay's cross posting things at the bottom of what I am looking at. Very sneaky of them .

[Exhibitman]

So if you made a find like this would you get it slabbed first as a means of maximizing returns?

[Jeffrompa]

Yes . I would like to see how they grade out .

[swarmee]

Most/all were stamped by the owner a long time ago, so VG 3(MK) would be most of the grades, I would bet. I don't think that would drive the price up, but having them authenticated would. Although there were enough eyes/bids on those cards that obviously there wasn't much concern if they were real or not.

[jhs5120]

Originally Posted by swarmee

Most/all were stamped by the owner a long time ago, so VG 3(MK) would be most of the grades, I would bet. I don't think that would drive the price up, but having them authenticated would. Although there were enough eyes/bids on those cards that obviously there wasn't much concern if they were real or not.

I would imagine most buyers will send their winnings to SGC over PSA.

Personally, I'm hoping for 2's and 3's, but the technical grade doesn't really matter for many of these cards. Several have only 2-3 known copies!

[ezez420]

I got a few in the mail today. They definitely seem to be authentic. Although they don't appear to be trimmed the cuts appear sort of diamond. But not too sure how these were originally cut. Does anyone know?