Grading for posterity - 1917 Eddie Burns

masteroftime · 01-31-2023, 10:02 AM

I picked this card up as a gift for a relative who is a descendant of Eddie Burns.

I don't have it in hand yet, but it looks like a nice vintage in good shape. Note: Vintage baseball is not my thing.
Centering is off a bit, especially the back.
It seems to be in good enough shape to receive a number grade.

Question: Would it be advisable to submit this card now for a number grade vs authentic to help
relatives down the line to determine its value years from now? Or, leave it as is?

I kinda think about this with the raw cards in my pc also. My wife tells me that I will go to the afterlife someday (I still don't believe her).

I don't want my progeny to get ripped off possibly.

Thanks.

01-31-2023, 10:02 AM	#1
masteroftime Member Join Date: Nov 2021 Posts: 201 masteroftimeandspace	Grading for posterity - 1917 Eddie Burns I picked this card up as a gift for a relative who is a descendant of Eddie Burns. I don't have it in hand yet, but it looks like a nice vintage in good shape. Note: Vintage baseball is not my thing. Centering is off a bit, especially the back. It seems to be in good enough shape to receive a number grade. Question: Would it be advisable to submit this card now for a number grade vs authentic to help relatives down the line to determine its value years from now? Or, leave it as is? I kinda think about this with the raw cards in my pc also. My wife tells me that I will go to the afterlife someday (I still don't believe her). I don't want my progeny to get ripped off possibly. Thanks. __________________ There are only two kinds of people: those who can extrapolate from missing data. PC's: Bird, Ginobili. I am not Dorian Nakamoto.