Importance of Graded "Back Scans"--Does it Matter?

How important is it to include a "back scan" of graded cards when selling them on the eBay? Assume cards are 1950-1980. Does it cause you bid less, not bid at all, or does it make no difference? Thanks.
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a verbal description of the back.
For higher priced cards i prefer to see the back.
I also would like to see or read if a back just meets the standard.
I once paid moon money for a PSA 9 that had a 90/10 back.
Shame on the seller for not mentioning it and shame on me
for not asking!
Steve
<< <i>I also would like to see or read if a back just meets the standard. >>
Can't you assume that if it got a "PSA 8" that the back must meet "PSA 8" standards as well and therefore can't you trust PSA's overall grade assessment, etc.?
Im ussually bidding on early 1950's Bowman Football which is always is a possibilty of back staining is why I ask. For other issues I never ask about the back.
Rodney
My worst buying experience was an 87 Fleer Bonds PSA 10 (back when these worth more than toilet paper). The cards were prone to chipping on the back of the blue borders... I assumed a PSA 10 would look good, but it looked worse than my PSA 8's. Fortunately, I sold it for only a small loss and moved on.
Can't you assume that if it got a "PSA 8" that the back must meet "PSA 8" standards as well and therefore can't you trust PSA's overall grade assessment, etc.?
Yes and PSA 8 standards are 90/10 on the back. Not sure you understand what i was saying.
If the card just meets the standard I'd like to know that before I bid.
Steve
looking for low grade t205's psa 1-2