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#11
10-13-2004, 12:54 PM
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Objective card grading
Posted By: Jay Miller
David--If you are talking about the SGC98 Alcott, the card was originally pulled from a pack by Al Rosen. It was only after several transactions that the card ended up with BMW. The back of the card was badly stained (nice job of grading by the old SGC group 
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) but the front also was sepia in color. As I remember it there was no black and white to this card. It had a very sharp sepia image with sharp corners.
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