What the heck!! Im baffled!

[Huck]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

Hi Stephen -

I'm of the opinion that Retrosheet is way easier to score programs with than either BBA or BR, and I actually think both of the other sites get their play by play info from Retrosheet to begin with.

http://www.retrosheet.org/boxesetc/1...040CHN1950.htm

I'll take the extra copy of that program off you when we work out our next "deal".

Doug

Question. In this niche of the hobby, is it acceptable to score a game on a period score card decades later? I would think not, but I would bet it occurs. How much of a premium does one add for a scored program? I don't collect programs/score cards, although I do have a few in the collection that came from purchasing card collections. The graphics and advertising is what catches my attention. It is cool to see the game properly scored on the inside.

[vintagesportscollector]

Question. In this niche of the hobby, is it acceptable to score a game on a period score card decades later?

IMO absolutely NOT.

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by biohazard

Question. In this niche of the hobby, is it acceptable to score a game on a period score card decades later? I would think not, but I would bet it occurs.

No.

How much of a premium does one add for a scored program? I don't collect programs/score cards, although I do have a few in the collection that came from purchasing card collections. The graphics and advertising is what catches my attention. It is cool to see the game properly scored on the inside.

I have zero interest in unscored programs, so I place a premium on those that are scored, but I believe that I may be in the minority when it comes to scorecard collectors, occasionally seeing a lowering of the price due to "writing inside".

I also like folds, mustard stains, and general "usage" marks.

But that's just me.

Doug