'35 Goudey 4 in 1 : ungraded by PSA. Now what?
 

These 2 card panels came back with the 4x No sticker. Really thought they would be able to grade them. Would like to sell them as 2 card panels but won't do it ungraded. Any ideas?

Yeah, sell it raw. Cool piece. I don't think the right buyer is going to care if something like that is slabbed or not. Just my 2 cents. Also, pls pm your asking price...I might be interested :)

i am interested in as is condition, please PM what you are wanting and i hope to work out a deal.

B

Perhaps the size of the panel didn't quite fit their holder. (I think PSA has a max size of 5x7). If you still want to holder the card, perhaps you can try sending it to SGC (6x9)or Beckett (8x11) which have larger max holder sizes.

I just wanted to get it graded. Figured they graded tickets bigger so took a shot.

If you don't mark on the form that you will accept an "Authentic" grade, then they won't grade your card unless it can receive a number grade.

It's a really cool card(s). I wouldn't really worry about getting it graded. There are going to be a bunch of people interested in it as it is. It is quite obvious that it is authentic, so you'll find a buyer easily.

Thank you for all the interest. They were sent to auction house for a fall auction.

All you need is someone with deep pockets and a foot fetish to bid in the auction.;)t

Not crazy on Goudey cards. But I think that Conor hit the nail on the head. With such a unique piece it won't matter if it is graded or not.

The only thing that matter is it's authenticity as far as the buyers perspective but if they're buying it they'd know better than I would about a Goudey's authenticity.

Unless it's some ultra rarity that needs verification, I don't think there's a need, or really even a point, in getting a panel graded. When I see a panel that is obviously authentic in an a number graded holder it seems like overkill.

There are 6 total sets of 2 forming two complete puzzles. Underway at REA. Thanks for the information and interest.

What lot #?

I was in that auction poking around eariler, looks like this one -

http://bid.robertedwardauctions.com/...x?itemid=38918