Description is the best

Originally Posted by matt

because you can't afford the borders.

lol

[slantycouch]

Did he edit the description? Maybe I'm missing something.

[drc]

In my selling experience, there is good demand for popular cards that are really, really beat up-- Goudey Ruth, etc. I got good money for a really, really beat up T205 Joss. This is because it's a rare chance for a collector on a small to normal budget to own one of the cards he always wanted to own. For many to most collectors, a few hundred dollars is a lot of money to be spending on a baseball card, and PSA Ex or VgEx 1933 Goudey Ruths or T206 Cobbs are out of their collecting budget.

A T205 probably contains 1/30th the copper of a penny.

[Tcards-Please]

Andrew, he wrote that for the visually impaired I really had to look hard to see where it was trimmed (professionally done I think).

[Mrc32]

I'm glad to own this one, as I would never be able to afford one in any better condition.

[QUOTE=Mrc32;746872]I'm glad to own this one, as I would never be able to afford one in any better condition.



And a fine card it is. I need one but I need to save for mine. I have a Pied Fact 42 Mathewson I have been looking everywhere for 2 yrs to find another and haven't. I remember when they announced the SP on Joss. I bid a very solid grade 4+ up to almost $800 and lost by $2 and some change. That was the last time I ever saw a Joss in grade 2 or higher for that. You have a keeper. Thanks for the Eye Candy.

[iwantitiwinit]

I agree with GrayGhost who would want that, its not a card its a 100 year old scrap of paper.

[Steve D]

Originally Posted by Pup6913

lol

After all, the borders are gold!

Whoever trimmed it must've thought it was real gold



Steve