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Old 06-06-2017, 09:51 PM
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I bought the PSA 2 tolstoi on the right. Thanks for all of the guidance Orlando!!!
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Old 06-06-2017, 09:54 PM
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I am sure that the Tolstoi back had something to do with it, but I don't think Tolstoi's get a huge premium over Piedmont do they?
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I am sure that the Tolstoi back had something to do with it, but I don't think Tolstoi's get a huge premium over Piedmont do they?
yeah they kinda do. I'd pay on average double for a tolstoi what I'd pay for an "identical" Piedmont.

Also, I find the card on the left nicer than the one on the right, so even though I have an independent brain, I gotta agree with PSA on this one.
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Wow, I stand corrected. I didn't realize that Tolstoi carried such a premium. I do think that while the comparison may not be apples to apples, that eye appeal is gaining traction, and guys are paying premiums even over higher graded cards.
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That is a great 2 as well. Nice pick up - there isn't much better than a low grade card that presents several grades better than what is on the flip!
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yeah they kinda do. I'd pay on average double for a tolstoi what I'd pay for an "identical" Piedmont.
Same here, and probably even more than double for certain players.
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Has anybody noticed, or is it just me, how Tyrus' eyes on the Red Background can project different emotions: grit, determination, aggression, character, strength etc. I have an Old Mill (sorry, no scan) of our boy where he looks totally stoned, eyes akimbo looking into space. Perhaps it is time to find a new interest.
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Has anybody noticed, or is it just me, how Tyrus' eyes on the Red Background can project different emotions: grit, determination, aggression, character, strength etc. I have an Old Mill (sorry, no scan) of our boy where he looks totally stoned, eyes akimbo looking into space. Perhaps it is time to find a new interest.
The one on the right looks like he's giving the stink eye.
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This one was possibly Mosered, too. Damn it.

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I bought the PSA 2 tolstoi on the right. Thanks for all of the guidance Orlando!!!
Awesome card, Ben. Beautiful red color and centering. Congrats. Orly-Wan-Kenobi steered you well.
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Awesome card, Ben. Beautiful red color and centering. Congrats. Orly-Wan-Kenobi steered you well.
Haha orly wan kenobi

I was debating purchasing the 3.5 but the orange-ish background was really the deciding factor. The red 2 fit all of my criteria.
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