E90-1 Cobb (comparison) --is one trimmed?

[Peter_Spaeth]

Is the width really this variable? Don't know the issue well.

[brianp-beme]

E90-1 border width is not that variable. But as an offshoot, the card now possesses four sharp corners.

Here is my Holy Cobb with original borders intact.


Brian

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

E90-1 border width is not that variable. But as an offshoot, the card now possesses four sharp corners.

Here is my Holy Cobb with original borders intact.


Brian

Brian,
Is that the infamous "Annie Oakley" Cobb?

Thrown in the air outside a dusty western bar in the middle of a hot afternoon on a bet she couldn't put a shot right through the Georgia Peaches midsection?

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

Brian,
Is that the infamous "Annie Oakley" Cobb?

Thrown in the air outside a dusty western bar in the middle of a hot afternoon on a bet she couldn't put a shot right through the Georgia Peaches midsection?

She was a mighty good shot Phil, so in regards to my card I would bet anyone a plugged nickel that Annie up and got her gun.

Brian

[4815162342]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

She was a mighty good shot Phil, so in regards to my card I would bet anyone a plugged nickel that Annie up and got her gun.

Brian

[NiceDocter]

All they have to do is crack it out, retrim to make it better centered, and resubmit! Voila.... a 9!!!!

[Lorewalker]

The higher the grade the smaller the card, always. It is a widely accepted theory that smaller cards simply do not sustain as much wear.

Owning cards like the 7 requires massive indifference, zero knowledge of cards or an amazing ability to deny reality.

[3-2-count]

That Psa 7 ain’t right!

Never get cheated….

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by 3-2-count

That Psa 7 ain’t right!

Never get cheated….

In a perfect world the PSA 7 would cost less than a beat-up but intact example. Because the PSA 7 example contains less paper material than a card that is its original size.

Brian