Greg Morris Cards
 

Any Opinion has a lot of nice raw vintage daily

wonder on how they grade out at psa

This question has come up before and if I recall correctly his raw cards are described pretty accurately. Having said that I have never purchased a card from him and had it graded. I have never heard anything negative regarding this seller. I would not have a problem bidding on his cards.

only good experiences here, always as described. they have filled many holes in my binders...:D

ive never had a bad experience with Greg Morris Cards. Cards are graded well and if you are patient good deals can be found. I bought several hundred worth about 2 months ago and are now at PSA waiting to get graded.

I've bought a million things from him/them. No problems whatsoever.

Solid seller no problems ever with Greg

Cards arrive as described

Another "great seller" response. Never see any retractions or those issues. I've participated in several of his set breaks.

I must say I have never tried to submit for grading any of his cards, but I find them to be graded properly.

I suppose I made the mistake of sending my Greg Morris purchases to SGC, instead of PSA. Of approximately 15 cards, all advertised as NM/MT by GMC, only one (a 1975 Brett rookie) came back as an 8. The rest were 7s , except for one 7.5.

I would say that is pretty good guessing(grading) by Greg. Being within 1 full grade on all 15 cards is pretty amazing, if you don't think so try it once.:)

Greg is a great person to deal with and grades relatively accurate. I can attest that any color boarded issue being within 1 full point (and your key card grading as advertised) is spot on for an opinion.

I'm going to push back a little. GMC often gets very high prices for raw cards it evaluates as NM/MT. I've often seen one of their NM/MT raw cards sell for as much as a graded copy. In fact, I know someone (I see him every time I look in the mirror) who paid more than $200 for a 1958 Topps Ed Mathews that GMC had evaluated as NM/MT. It was graded NMT by SGC. which means I'll take about a $100 hit if I ever sell it.

Not to be harsh but paying a graded price for an ungraded card is foolhardy. The differences between the grades at higher levels are so small that nobody can perfectly predict what a card will receive. That doesn't mean the seller was lying or not being strict enough in his grading.

The fact that he's coming in consistently within one grade is very good. It easily puts him in the pantheon of reliable ebay sellers. I strive to be within one grade either way with my grades but I do miss by more on occasion.

I agree. I don't find anything wrong with Greg's assessment (guess) if the cards received those grades.

i am pretty sure that i purchased my hank aaron rookie from Greg. very reputable seller

I have a few cards from Greg, no complaints.

I have them more often on my watchlist, however due to the strong prices he gets on auctions not many make it to my mailbox as I can be a cheapskate. :D