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#11
04-26-2008, 06:28 PM
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Opinions about GAI
Posted By: Jason Silvey
While I was browsing at a show today, I took a look at a 1915 CJ graded a GAI 8 of a Kansas City player. I'd don't even remember the player because I had no intention of buying the card. After a quick once over I noticed the card was missing half of the "K" in Kansas on the front due to paper loss. I could see this while it still in the dealer's case. I guess I shouldn't say I'd never own a GAI card, but it definitely not be one graded above a 2 or 3. 
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