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For me it is being off-center. They stick out worse than a sore thumb to me.
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What is the #1 thing you look for in Vintage Cards
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ThoseBackPages
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Centering is topps in my book
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scotty21690
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I am not a fan of off centered vintage cards at all....I don't like creases either but I can deal with them if they are not too bad.
This:
IMO has much better eye appeal than this:
(Even though the SGC graded one has nicer corners + edges + surface)
And this card, one of my favorites in my collection....has great centering but it has creasing. I can look past the creasing and the centering just makes the card.
Just my $.02
This:
IMO has much better eye appeal than this:
(Even though the SGC graded one has nicer corners + edges + surface)
And this card, one of my favorites in my collection....has great centering but it has creasing. I can look past the creasing and the centering just makes the card.
Just my $.02
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I voted "other." The one characteristic that bothers me the most is a card that has been subjected to water damage. The paper stock can become extremely fragile and tear easily. I'm not saying I would pass up a water damaged card, however. I have a couple...and plenty with creases, paper loss, etc.
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how bout bad color fade.
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jmc280zx said:
Can't believe noone has said burn holes to the face:
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