T206 Evers Authentication

[Rhotchkiss]

Also, if just starting out in t206, I highly recommend buying slabbed cards. Not that the TPGs don’t make mistakes (note every other thread over the past month), but you can really get burned buying raw, and more likely so then buying slabbed; and you can always crack them out. Personally, I think SGC knows t206 best and I own zero cards in BVG flips.

Also, Scott’s treatise is incredible and was a huge help to me. Also, Ted Z’s threads on net54 are exceedingly helpful.

[CobbSpikedMe]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

Also, if just starting out in t206, I highly recommend buying slabbed cards. Not that the TPGs don’t make mistakes (note every other thread over the past month), but you can really get burned buying raw, and more likely so then buying slabbed; and you can always crack them out. Personally, I think SGC knows t206 best and I own zero cards in BVG flips.

Also, Scott’s treatise is incredible and was a huge help to me. Also, Ted Z’s threads on net54 are exceedingly helpful.

Hi Ryan,

I think it's good for a newcomer to pick up some low grade inexpensive raw cards in the beginning as well. This way they can feel the card and connect with it. See what the paper stock feels like, the way the card front is smooth to the touch and to be able to get a good close look at a real card. Like I said though, I'd do this with some lower grade commons and I'd pick them up from reputable sellers here on Net54 to start.

[Rhotchkiss]

Great point Andy. I think that is great advice. I kind of jumped back in whole hog on HOFers with rare backs, so I didn’t want to chance it. But I agree that seeing and feeling lower grade commons (even HOFers) is s great idea, and in my experience Net54 is safer than eBay and almost any card show.