Two card sets from 1928 have the distinction of being more known for fakes than the real thing. It seems that there are more fakes on the market than real …
Read MoreNot the rarest of cards, but for whatever reason, I have been seeing more and more of these ’65 fakes lately. Specifically the Rose, Mantle and Mays. Here we have …
Read MoreWe as card graders get to see quite a few different types of altered cards. From amateur jobs to the professional restoration and everything in-between. Re-backed cards are nothing new. …
Read MoreTrading cards and post cards that feature an actual photograph instead of a printed image are referred to as “Real photo card” or “Real Photo Postcard.” One way that you …
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