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Those are non-recurring print defects. Pick up a stack of 100 Topps cards from that era and you'll be able to find similar on most cards. Arthur (View Post)

Digital cards have their own, separate space in the hobby. It's not a zero sum game. I think both digital and physical will continue to grow in popularity in their own ecosystems with their own … (View Post)

I believe the the difference in demand for OPC is generational. Many folks grew up in the '60s/'70s with just one brand of card in their corner store -- Topps. Why would you collect a cheap… (View Post)

I just got a sweet PSA 8 1970 Seaver that has 1 1/2" crack on the front. My own fault, I thought it might be a shadow or a scratch and didn't ask any questions. So now I'll have to get… (View Post)

From my experience, having cards listed for a while and reducing their prices versus listing them "fresh," there's simply no comparison. My cards that have been listed for a while rece… (View Post)