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What is the lowest certification number of a graded card you own?

In other words, we are trying to find the card that was graded first
Chronologically speaking.
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Show your Old Certification Scans!
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PSA old labels starting with 0 are probably the oldest but they weren't in order, I think they did 0400s before 0200s if memory serves.

Removed because of rule changes.:(

You may have just abruptly ended this challenge. I'm sure #005 is going to be hard to beat.

I meant to specify PSA or SGC graded only since they have been doing it long enough not to have 'bogus' JoeBob's Grahdin' or even Dr. James (what, me an egomaniac?) Beckett entries.

I guess legit (MLB Players) cards graded by Beckett should be considered, since I think they have graded as long or close to as long as SGC.

Obviously, the Gretzsky Wagner card has the lowest number since it was the first PSA ever graded. but I wonder who was the first SGC graded card or who, among us, has the closest PSA number to that Wagner.
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Peter - What a Buzz-Kill you are. While I do not in any way question your knowledge on this subject...you are still a buzz-kill.

Okay---well, let's still go with the lowest number quest just to see how it turns out. Okay, Peter?
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Raymond here is my lowest serial number but it isn't even a first generation grade.

That okay - What a GREAT Card!!!
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Here's a couple of PSA's I had graded when this card issue came out, they beat the '49 Paige
& will be happy to trade these 2 for that one ;)

http://www.qualitycards.com/pictures/01171623.jpg

Here's My Lowest (leader in the clubhouse)
 

I think this is my earliest PSA flip

Re: Change Of Subject: A New Challange:
 

This a my lowest numbered PSA cards. The Bresnahan I no longer own, but it appears to have
an early PSA label and a somewhat low serial number.

ErikV