This was caused by a “dust speck” on the scanner and can be verified by the vertical lines running into the black margins on the top and bottom of the image. Corners – Each corner of a card is individually analyzed, and then assigned a score on how square, sharp, and flawless it appears.
This was caused by a “dust speck” on the scanner and can be verified by the vertical lines running into the black margins on the top and bottom of the image. Worst Corner – A card can grade only as high as the worst corner will allow.
The card’s grade is further reduced by any flaws or blemishes that it may have. Each card is evaluated on the following characteristics and assigned a score. Corners – Each corner of a card is individually analyzed, and then assigned a score on how square, sharp, and flawless it appears.
This was caused by a “dust speck” on the scanner and can be verified by the vertical lines running into the black margins on the top and bottom of the image. Worst Corner – A card can grade only as high as the worst corner will allow.
Tilt – The difference in width of a card border near the top, compared to the bottom. Corners – Each corner of a card is individually analyzed, and then assigned a score on how square, sharp, and flawless it appears.
Tilt – The difference in width of a card border near the top, compared to the bottom. Corners – Each corner of a card is individually analyzed, and then assigned a score on how square, sharp, and flawless it appears.
OCT – The sum of how far a card is Off-Center, plus its Tilt. Tilt – The difference in width of a card border near the top, compared to the bottom. Eye Appeal – The combination of a card’s centering, corners and tilt.
The card’s grade is further reduced by any flaws or blemishes that it may have. Each card is evaluated on the following characteristics and assigned a score. So when you buy one of our cards with a half-grade (e.g. 3.5 or 6.5) it will appear perfectly centered, both vertically and horizontally.
The product is a 1911 T205 trading card featuring Harry Wolter of the New York Yankees. This card is a Red Back parallel variety within the set, and it is graded as a 1 by Sportscard Guaranty Corporation (SGC). It is part of the base set for the 1911 season and is considered a rookie card for Harry Wolter. The card is a valuable collectible for fans of baseball trading cards and memorabilia, especially those interested in Major League Baseball history.