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#15
05-12-2006, 02:47 PM
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sweet caporal pins
Posted By: Bob
I think you guys would be amazed as to how much more desirable P-2s with paper backs are and how a complete back is better than a back with a rip. Yes I know that the front's the thing, but having just sold a near set in mastro, I can tell you that the bidders were interested that all but one of the pins had a complete back. If you are going to get them slabbed (I didn't I broke all the slabs open when I bought them one by one) you better have the back and it better be complete. If you want to buy one P-2 simply because its your favorite player, you can do without the back, I guess, because the image is everything to you. 
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