December Pickup Thread

[Gorditadogg]

Originally Posted by profholt82

Forgive my ignorance, fellas, but what is meant by registration? Is that meant in reference to the PSA barcode number?

Yeah, you can't say a card is well-focused, you got to say it has great registration. And you can't say the colors are bright, you have to say the card really pops. And most of all you can't say a card looks good, no, you have to say it has good eye appeal.

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[profholt82]

Ha! Thanks, guys. I've always known what that looks like, just didn't realize it was called registration. I'd say something like, the lines are so sharp and crisp, and the colors are vivid, et cetera.

[here2havefun]

Originally Posted by Gorditadogg

Yeah, you can't say a card is well-focused, you got to say it has great registration. And you can't say the colors are bright, you have to say the card really pops. And most of all you can't say a card looks good, no, you have to say it has good eye appeal.

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[Mike D.]

Very excited to add this one:

[Wihawk]

Originally Posted by Mike D.

Very excited to add this one:

Real nice 4!

[Mike D.]

Originally Posted by Wihawk

Real nice 4!

Thanks...I thought it had really good eye appeal for a 4.

I've only recently started dabbling in lower grade cards...I was afraid it'd make me crazy.

I'm happy to report that I can look at this 4 all day long, however, and feel nothing but happy!

[GasHouseGang]

Nice looking 4. That card should go in the "low grade high eye appeal" thread.

[Natswin2019]

Won these two in an auction last night. Very very excited as Ive been trying to get my hands on some decent low grade copies for a while.

[jchcollins]

Originally Posted by Mike D.

Very excited to add this one:

I love how the Red Sox cartoon is swinging his bat right next to Ted on this one. The '55 may be the best Topps Williams card...

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by jchcollins

I love how the Red Sox cartoon is swinging his bat right next to Ted on this one. The '55 may be the best Topps Williams card...

No argument from me. It was the first Williams I ever owned and has always been my favorite (edging out the 1954 #250, which has the same portrait anyway but not as well designed).

[Mike D.]

The 1955 and 1956 are two favorites of mine. Really classic cards and I’m so thrilled to own them both. 12 year old me would be VERY impressed.