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Paul - they way I would like to put it is that I can't be sure who it is or isn't based on what has been posted and also the reproduction in Slocum's book.
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I know it's not your job to do so, but who is the player then, if it's not Joe Jackson? Who was it before it "became" Jackson?
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Your comment shows a complete lack of comprehension of, not just disgreement with, everything that I and others of like mind have said. I don't know how to put it more simply - there is not enough detail visible on the card to determine who it is with certainty. What don't you understand about that viewpoint?
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Originally Posted by sportscardtheory
![]() I know it's not your job to do so, but who is the player then, if it's not Joe Jackson? Who was it before it "became" Jackson? Quote:
I know what you asked, and if you understood my point of view you would understand that I haven't said anything that requires an answer your question, nor I have I expressed an ability to answer it. In fact I have claimed the opposite. I'll try again: "too blurry to be sure". Last edited by bmarlowe1; 05-25-2010 at 04:34 PM. |
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This is how I see it. The photo contains visual evidence of the player being Shoeless Joe Jackson. If no one can show the same, if not better, evidence that it's another player, then isn't it now Jackson until someone can DISPROVE that it is. If the player has been a "mystery" since 1912, then the mystery is now solved. If it's not Joe Jackson, then who is it and what is the evidence showing that it is said player. More evidence points to it being Jackson than any other player, so even if it's questionable, it's now up to someone to prove that it's NOT him.
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I think it is Jackson but I want to be able to get more proof before I would feel comfortable saying so. Mark is only saying that the image is too blurry to know who it is based on the process he uses to do photo id. Yeah I am defending Mark now...Actually I have been neutral from the beginning and just don't see the need for people to be attacking one another over this. That said I do regret having sold a couple of the PSA 7s and PSA 6s which I had in inventory. At the same time I am not sure what kind of premium, if any, I would be willing to place on the next one I acquire. I am not done researching this.
By the way, folks from Blackbestsy wrote to me again and reaffirmed their feeling that it is Jackson depicted on the T202 though did not offer a reason why the white wrap or sox was not present in the newspaper photo. |
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We have a problem here. Lichtman is never wrong and Mark is never wrong. Things fall apart; the center cannot hold. Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world.
Brett: Just because you don't like Mark's conclusion doesn't mean you need to play the smarty-pants elitist card. That's just being obnoxious. He hasn't said you're wrong, he hasn't said you're right, he has said, in essence, close but no cigar, yet anyway. Mark is no amateur in the field of photo identification, and his methodology is more rigorous than yours. Believe me, if a smoking gun turns up and Mark confirms what you are opining you will be glad to have his endorsement. He has earned my respect; he deserves yours. Disclaimer: I believe it is Jackson but my opinion is solely based on wishful thinking.
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