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#34
12-04-2004, 09:54 AM
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Cleaning up the "Hobby"
Posted By: PASJD
About five years ago I sold my entire pre-war collection, most of which was PSA 7s and 8s (it wasn't THAT many cards, but some were pretty big ticket items), because I was convinced that most or all of them were altered and the uncertainty detracted from any enjoyment in owning them. I got back in a couple of years later and am only buying mid-grade pre-war. I figure that isn't immune from fraud either, but at least my odds are better (or I am not into it for as much money). However, based on what I hear through the grapevine, I am now starting to have many of the same doubts about my 50s and 60s cards. 
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