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puckpaul
12-09-2020, 06:35 AM
This card has no top border...Mint 9?! Buy the card, not the holder, but it’s at $37k already...?!that is fine, but the grading is so inconsistent.
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ullmandds
12-09-2020, 06:46 AM
That's kinda pathetic...to see both ansons for auction right next to each other...with a 30K disparity between them!!!!!
Pretty much sums up the hobby/TPGing at this moment in time, imo?
So much for the old "2 cents opinion!"
PSA's opinions are worth bank!
Pat R
12-09-2020, 08:40 AM
This card has no top border...Mint 9?! Buy the card, not the holder, but it’s at $37k already...?!that is fine, but the grading is so inconsistent.
Sorry, couldn’t make the file size small enough to upload...
I don't know anything about the grading on the N28's but here are scans
of both of them.
430248
430249
sycks22
12-09-2020, 09:20 AM
The left card looks like his eyes are wandering, maybe a cute girl walked by.
Throttlesteer
12-09-2020, 09:36 AM
I took a stab at the SGC 3 in the last REA. Thr top-bottom centering was similar.
That 9 looks a bit OC top to bottom. It's all subjective, right...:eek:
GasHouseGang
12-09-2020, 11:22 AM
It seems like a lot of the N28 Anson cards have less top border than bottom, as seen in these examples. The graders don't seem to use top to bottom centering to determine grade as much as they might on newer issues.
oldeboo
12-09-2020, 11:58 AM
PSA's opinions are worth bank!
No foolin'. If I was handed these cards raw and was told to pick either at the same price, I'd have a hard time not taking the one on the right even if it looks a little narrow. Much better eye appeal in my flawed opinion.
The left one is a PSA 9 with a POP of 2 and none higher. There are people that would saw off their arm and eat it to own such a rare piece of plastic.