Card aesthetics: images that capture the player?

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What % of Graded Cards are Altered?

Less than 1%: 17% [ 6 ]

Less than 10%: 44% [ 16 ]

10-20%: 31% [ 11 ]

20-30%: 8% [ 3 ]

30-50%: 0% [ 0 ]

More than 50%: 0% [ 0 ]

Total Votes : 36

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Card aesthetics: images that capture the player?

Sun Apr 29, 2012 2:10 am by fisherboy7

What prewar card images (non-photographic) do you think capture the player's persona best?

My choices are very mainstream: n162 kelly, d304 cobb, and t206 young (glove shows), was interested in what you guys would pick.

May 2013