Should I Send this 1915 Cracker Jack to PSA (It is Mint Besides a Stain on the Back)

[that T206 Guy]

Originally Posted by bounce

A 2 it is then - i think this definitely qualifies as PWCC-HE, and not just PQ

What do you mean by this?

[SMPEP]

You can't send this to PSA - you'll get square corners instead of rounded ones!!!!

[that T206 Guy]

Originally Posted by SMPEP

You can't send this to PSA - you'll get square corners instead of rounded ones!!!!

I know

I know

lol

I would sell it if I sent it to PSA.

[swarmee]

Originally Posted by that T206 Guy

What do you mean by this?

PWCC is a seller on eBay (Pre-War Card Collector) aka Brent Huigens, who has started denoting "High End" cards - ones that look amazing for the grade - as either HE or PQ: Premium Quality.
The Purple Label company is also doing the same thing, basically, saying that cards that look awesome for the grade will also get a pretty sticker attached to the slab. Most collectors think those are fads, but some people are paying extra for them. Both PWCC and Purple Label company (board member Lowpopper) are now advertisers here on Net54.

[that T206 Guy]

Originally Posted by swarmee

PWCC is a seller on eBay (Pre-War Card Collector) aka Brent Huigens, who has started denoting "High End" cards - ones that look amazing for the grade - as either HE or PQ: Premium Quality.
The Purple Label company is also doing the same thing, basically, saying that cards that look awesome for the grade will also get a pretty sticker attached to the slab. Most collectors think those are fads, but some people are paying extra for them. Both PWCC and Purple Label company (board member Lowpopper) are now advertisers here on Net54.

Is the Purple Label Company a Seller (Like PWCC) or a an Actual Third Party Grader?

In Coins there is a Green Sticker Called CAC.

I guess the Best way to put it is that it is a Third Party Grading Service that Evaluates Another Third Party Grading Service.

Kind of Ridiculous.

You buy a PCGS Slabbed Coin (PCGS is like the PSA of Coins).

Then you Pay Another Company to Look at Your Already Graded Coin and if they Agree they put a Green Sticker on the Coin Slab making it more Valuable.

http://www.caccoin.com/

Shouldn't One Grading Company be Enough ?????

I am Guessing this Purple Sticker is the Same as the Green Sticker for Coins or am I Wrong?

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Also you may want to refine your grading eye. Between centering and corner wear that I can see in a small scan it is only a "7" It is a gorgeous card for the grade though.

[swarmee]

Originally Posted by that T206 Guy

In Coins there is a Green Sticker Called CAC.

Same theory; this just started a couple of months ago. Here is a thread to read about it:
http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=254339

FWIW, a lot of 10 1968 Topps commons SGC graded between 6-7 all with purple stickers just sold for only $33 on a major eBay seller's recent auction. So if those stickers cost $5 each and many of the owner's cards were evaluated and not given purple stickers, the consignor took a cold bath with those cards..
https://www.ebay.com/itm/-/372333213...2047675.l10137 ...may have to click "listing" if it forwards you to another auction like it has been doing lately.

[canjond]

Similar to this one I have - stunning, but a flaw.

[that T206 Guy]

Originally Posted by canjond

Similar to this one I have - stunning, but a flaw.

Exactly I don't see how that card is a 2.5

It is Amazing (And the Issue is on the Back not the Front).

I have seen Other 2.5 Cards that look like They Got Ran Over By a Car (On Both Sides).

[Jobu]

Two great cards, especially that WaJo, wow Jon - is there any paper loss at the bottom where there was never any writing?