What's up with TTM cards and stains on the back?

MULLINS5

Is it bad luck or do TTM'rs (perhaps the ones with the intent to resell) use cards with wax or gum stains?

I wouldn't send a card off with stains, but lately it seems that most of the ones I'm buying have 'em.

I have a box full of thousands of stained cards and my son loves to play with them. If it weren't for him I'd throw them out or give them away.

charrigan

A lot of people use cards with nice fronts but issues that would mean that they'd grade low for autographs. That explains it, or it might just be bad buying luck.

lawnmowerman

<< <i>A lot of people use cards with nice fronts but issues that would mean that they'd grade low for autographs. >>



I agree with this. I always send my best examples. Of course if I were to send a high dollar rc, as Casey said, I would use a card with eye appeal on the front and perhaps an issue or two on the back. The card is not the star. The auto is.