Greg Morris raw cards - trust or no?

[nwfsteve]

I’ve probably bought 200-300 from him and consigned twice that amount. His descriptions tend to be on the conservative side except for not bein as much of a stickler on centering. I did submit a raw 1960 Boyer/Mantke from him he advertised as NM and SGC gave it a 6.5. The rest of his raw I submitted either matched his description or came back even better.

[Belfast1933]

Originally Posted by nwfsteve

I’ve probably bought 200-300 from him and consigned twice that amount. His descriptions tend to be on the conservative side except for not bein as much of a stickler on centering. I did submit a raw 1960 Boyer/Mantke from him he advertised as NM and SGC gave it a 6.5. The rest of his raw I submitted either matched his description or came back even better.

Great endorsement … thx

[nwobhm]

Greg Morris is the best.

[Leon]

Per the rules, everyone giving an opinion needs to abide by the rule, in bold letters, near the top of each page.

I have known Greg for several years, he's an advertiser and friend. He's always great to deal with.
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[Yoda]

My experiences with Greg have always been positive ones with one exception: I bought from him a raw '49 Bowman Spahn graded an ex-exmt which was rejected by Ebay as being over-graded. I did receive a refund from Ebay and the card was returned to Greg. I don't know if he ever relisted it or not but feel his grading has gotten tighter in the last year.

[G1911]

Definitely not safe to assume. He kept up that T205 Hoblitzell no stats and declined to add to the listing that the card had clearly had part of the back erased. There was a thread on the Tip Top Spahn he sold recently that was not just short but had had quite a bit of the sides hacked off just to cite two recent examples of altered cards not listed as such.

[Peter_Spaeth]

To the OP's question, look at other examples of the issue and make a judgment if it looks full size and natural, that's ultimately more important than who's selling it because as G just pointed out, even the most honest seller can have stuff slip through.

[mrreality68]

From my experience he has been good and had no issues.

[butchie_t]

I have never had any issues with any cards from Greg Morris.

Butch Turner

[Fred]

There should be no worry if the seller has a liberal return policy.

My guess is that if there are alterations detected by Greg Morris or his associates that handle the cards, then they'd be disclosed, however I usually avoid Greg Morris cards because they sell for a bit of a premium over other sellers on ebay. That's collector speak to say that if I decide to sell some of my raw stuff, then I'd probably go with Greg Morris because he gets bids and when I look to pick up something, I try to find the stuff that fly's under the radar.