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06-23-2003, 08:46 AM
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Scanning cards for auction
Posted By: leon
In the few auctions I run, if the card is of any real value, or if there is ANY issue with the back, I always show a large scan of it. I ALWAYS show large scans of the back, even if it is blank, on any high end card. As an avid back collector it amazes me when people don't do this. If the back is not either generic, or blank, some people don't even mention what ad it has. So there could be common T20x's. or T21x's out there with rare backs and they go unnoticed. On the other hand if it is a $10-$15 blank backed W card I might not show it if there are no issues with it.....SO bottom line folks, if you are selling cards show the backs....please......regards all 
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