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years ago. 20,000 rookie/star/insert cards direct from packs to top loaders...now slowly being shuffled to PSA and Beckett. One of my better career highlights. :cool::cool::cool: |
to the top for those that missed it.
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Cards are on the way back. I appreciate everyone's patience with getting these back out to you.
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Of course, Thanks Bobby!
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Are they now sitting on a Grader's Table? Guess I really never cared too much about the process previously but what are the steps/phases before they are sitting there ready to be returned? |
GUYS!!! If you don't put your Net54 Handle on the forms, how am I supposed to contact you???
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Russell J. Karr......contact me please.
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RUSSELL J KARR???? Last call!!!
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What does Russell have - I might be interested in them? :)
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Yeah what’s he got?
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LOL...He paid up...when the cards start coming in, feel free to post your hits. This was mine...
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wow, 10!
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Nice job PSA. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...c4c7a33c06.jpg
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You can tap that down I believe....just vibrate the case a little bit.
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Appreciate the quick ship Bobby. Everything was received in good order. This 1911 T38 Aviators card is now holding the sole top-pop position.
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With regard to the recently slabbed LeBlanc and Clyde Milan cards... I can't recall seeing so much extra air space within the PSA slab.
I am not making a joke about trimming or maraca cards... and know these cards are not trimmed. I'm just wondering if PSA changed something in regard to the interior space within the slab. It used to be a very snug fit, and when it wasn't, they used a "baggie" to hold the card in place. Seems like these newer submissions aren't as well protected, with regard to the potential for moving around in the slab. Do you TPG pundits think the current backlog has anything to do with a change in PSA's process for slabbing odd-sized cards? |
I bet it's less the backlog and more the supply chain issues. How many of each slab do they have on hand at any given time? If it would fit in a Goudey holder instead, they give the Aviator the Goudey holder. It's always been the slabber's discretion as to whether the card gets a baggie or not.
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These should be trickling in.
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That is a lot of GEM MINT 10's.
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Is it hard to get 10s on cards of that age? This is a vintage forum, so please forgive my ignorance. :o
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Hmmm....My 1953 Bowman is hard to get a '10' on....I can speak for Greg's, as modern ain't my thing....
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https://forums.collectors.com/discus...ss-psa-10-sets Even the chrome cards from the 90s would most likely be 8-9s due to centering and surface scratches just from being handled and moved around over 20 years. |
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Bobby... That 1953 Chalmers-Detroit card is beautiful! |
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https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...5d961a4e16.jpg Thanks again Bobby. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
This was one of the Topps that I had on the Net54 Auction thread here that couldn't even garner a $10 opening bid. There were around 8 grays in total. This one just sold on Ebay.
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