JERRY BURTON

Grading:

Avg (Average, well worn, corners, creases, still a collectible card

G (Good) Corners may be blunt with slight bends or creases, may have writing on address side. Less than VG.

VG (Very Good) Better than Good, some wear, a few flaws, corner may be a bit blunt. almost undetectable crease or bend, May have writing or be postally used.

F (Fine) Better than VG, no creases or Bends, may be postally used.

VF (Very Fine) Better than Fine, Not postally used, a very desirable card.

XF ( Extra Fine) Like mint in appearance no problems of any kind, A completely fresh card.

NM (Near Mint) Like Mint, and sometimes is, a conservative mint state. Maybe not as sharp or crisp as a mint card. Mint is a matter of opinion.

M (Mint) A perfect card. Like I mentioned above, a matter of opinion.
 

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Postcards are the living end :)