Is anybody familar with 1969 OPC Hockey?
This Orr auction was kinda strange...one bidder (CU board member?)
retracted a bid because he thought the Orr card looked like a Topps version.
So what do you think?
Does the body rule the mind?
or does the mind rule the body?
I dunno...
Comments
I just hope whoever buys it ,if it's not me , sends it in to be corrected rather than pulling a fast one and selling it down the road as an OPC.
On another note , without seeing the back of the card, I think it is very difficult tell from a scan if it is topps or opc.
just my 2 cents happy new year
high bidder and all underbidders and informed
the high bidder he had 1st call on an apparent
1969 topps at a much lower price.since he collected
opc only the lower price was never discussed and the
card has been relisted.was away and couldn't verify the
reverse but all should check the back whenever OPC is offered.
i emailed joe orlando ( quality control issue ) and ebay as
they should allow additions to auction descriptions within the
last 12 hours.anything that helps a buyer has to be good.
happy new year to all.