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PSA: What Am I Missing?
Two 1986 Leaf Fred McGriff cards, both from the same box, submitted to PSA in the same sub.
http://baseball-trivia-game.com/images/mcgriff_8.jpg http://baseball-trivia-game.com/images/mcgriff_2.jpg I don't have the cards back in hand yet...but an 8 and a 2? What am I missing here? |
I'm guessing its a wrinkle or crease that you might not have noticed
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Even a wrinkle or crease would probably bring it to a 3 in that shape...very odd grade
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A grade disparity like that is either a mechanical error or the card has some water damage that you didn't notice.
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The cards came directly from an unopened box into a penny sleeve and card saver, after getting a once-over under a magnifying glass. The other card I subbed from the box, a Nolan Ryan, came back a "9". |
They do occasionally get cards wrong and highly over grade them. That could explain the PSA 8 grade.:eek::D
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Wax stain?
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I wish PSA would provide notes on cards like this. I get not explaining why an 8 isn't a 9 isn't a 10 (assuming there actually are reasons), but a modern card a "2"? That could use some explanation. I do now own the single lowest graded card that PSA has ever graded from 1986 Leaf....that's gotta be worth something, right? "Pop X, none lower". Technically, it's rarer than a 10. |
This may just be a mistake. The more disturbing issue to me is the huge volume of cards intentionally graded 2 grades too low.
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Either that, or I'm just terrible at subbing cards. :D |
OK...cards arrived back today. I still don't see anything on the McGriff. Think I may have had a less than stellar grader...in addition to the McGriff, I have one card that came back a 7...because of a dinged corner that wasn't there when I subbed it....and a typo on a player name on a label. *sigh*
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