GAI Crossover?

[RL]

Originally Posted by glchen

I crossed this card over from GAI to SGC. (PSA refused the crossover saying the card was too fragile for them to holder.) Even given the crazy rough condition, I wish I still had it. Regrets, I have a few ...

how did it change from a 1915 card to a 1916 card?

[BabyRuth]

It's a GAI Christmas!!! Had all these graded years ago when Mike Baker was there.

[glchen]

Originally Posted by RL

how did it change from a 1915 card to a 1916 card?

I think at certain points, folks thought that the M101-5 set had multiple print runs with the first print run some time in 1915. Here are a couple of threads on this topic: Link 1, Link 2

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by glchen

I think at certain points, folks thought that the M101-5 set had multiple print runs with the first print run some time in 1915. Here are a couple of threads on this topic: Link 1, Link 2

Great links and great information in them

Thanks

[RL]

Originally Posted by glchen

I think at certain points, folks thought that the M101-5 set had multiple print runs with the first print run some time in 1915. Here are a couple of threads on this topic: Link 1, Link 2

thank you for that information...quite interesting

[Marslife]

here is one of my crossovers, I cracked it out of the GAI holder and submitted it raw to SGC. SGC says it has been trimmed as it is thinner than other T206 cards :-(

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[Eric72]

Originally Posted by Marslife

here is one of my crossovers, I cracked it out of the GAI holder and submitted it raw to SGC. SGC says it has been trimmed as it is thinner than other T206 cards :-(

Did SGC seriously call a T206 AB trimmed solely because it's thinner (narrower, I presume) than other T206 cards?

Where's the animated "facepalm emoji" button?

[jp1216]

Like this....

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by jp1216

like this....

lol