Satchel Paige SGC 45 Closing Tonight

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Was going to say . . . tough graders on this board. . . . is perfection in centering now the only thing anyone looks at anymore? I don't see any real flaw with this card at all. Other than I didn't have the money to buy it.

For the record, I am even more of a centering nut in my new collection than my previous one. Certain cuts, to me, aren't as bad as others though. If a card is way off then it kills the eye appeal to me. But some, like this one shown, aren't that bad and I don't mind the o/c. That being said, this specimen being talked about wouldn't be quite good enough on centering, for my new collection. But if I were going for the set or only a player collector, and didn't currently focus almost solely on centering, it would be fine.

[Exhibitman]

Beautiful card. Centering be damned when a 48 Leaf has good registration.

[tedzan]

I acquired this 1949 LEAF ** Paige in 1982. I traded $200 worth of cards for it at a North Jersey BB card show.
It's part of my 98-card complete set.

I guess I'm overdue to get it graded. I am sort of curious as to what grade it would get ?

Does anyone on this forum want to venture a guess (it is crease free) ? ?



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** Note

Hey guys..This LEAF BB card set was strictly issued in 1949. Whoever, came up with 1948 is absolutely mistaken.

Check-out my 1949 LEAF 8-page article in OLD CARDBOARD (Issue #9) and read all about it. I will bet that you'll
be convinced that this set is indeed a 1949 issue.


TED Z
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[Joshwesley]

So cool Ted!

I am going to guess PSA 4??

Really nice and cool story, thanks for sharing~!