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4815162342 06-06-2024 03:22 PM

Too Fragile To Holder?
 
Has anyone ever had a card rejected for grading or crossover because it was too fragile to holder?

swarmee 06-06-2024 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by 4815162342 (Post 2439663)
Has anyone ever had a card rejected for grading or crossover because it was too fragile to holder?

Yes.

4815162342 06-06-2024 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by swarmee (Post 2439677)
Yes.


I’ve had this happen twice recently with (what’s left of) these two cards.

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CardPadre 06-06-2024 03:51 PM

If it's something you really need slabbed, CGC will encapsulate almost any condition card. I've had a couple cards come back from SGC as too fragile and sent to CGC to get them at least slabbed so I could sell them more easily.

robertsmithnocure 06-06-2024 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by 4815162342 (Post 2439663)
Has anyone ever had a card rejected for grading or crossover because it was too fragile to holder?

Yes, I have had it happen at both PSA and SGC. I may try CGC.

CobbSpikedMe 06-06-2024 07:48 PM

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Whenever I see someone post an image (on here or Facebook, etc.) that was deemed too fragile to holder, I post this image and question why the graders rejected the other card.



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Leon 06-11-2024 08:31 AM

This one actually looks like it won't fall apart if taken out of the slab. Just a ton of wear...

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Originally Posted by CobbSpikedMe (Post 2439755)
Whenever I see someone post an image (on here or Facebook, etc.) that was deemed too fragile to holder, I post this image and question why the graders rejected the other card.

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brianp-beme 06-11-2024 10:39 AM

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My Evers has deftly avoided slabification so far...as he knows his deteriorating condition would be sealed for all eternity if he went the grading route. As is, he clings to the slender possibility that a cure for his malaise will be discovered.

Yes, our dear Johnny sips at the fountain of Everslasting youth.

Brian

CobbSpikedMe 06-11-2024 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Leon (Post 2440632)
This one actually looks like it won't fall apart if taken out of the slab. Just a ton of wear...

You may be correct Leon, but I wouldn't want to take it out of the slab in that condition. :rolleyes:



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bigfanNY 06-11-2024 05:21 PM

Answer to question is yes, a T3 Matty, SGC said too fragile. Sent card to PSA and it came back slabbed and Graded a 2. This was at least 10 years ago back when SGC was a 20 minute ride from my house here in NJ. It was explained that when sealing the slab sonic vibration had in the past caused some very fragile cards to crumble. So to be safe they returned my card and my money..

Tripredacus 06-12-2024 11:41 AM

I also had one rejected from Beckett, but it is understandable due to the nature of it. A card I found in a parking lot during a rainstorm that I immediately put into a screwdown and has been there ever since. I wanted to get it slabbed just because but they said they wouldn't do it because it could become further damaged just by taking it out of the current holder.

jjbond 06-12-2024 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Tripredacus (Post 2440891)
I also had one rejected from Beckett, but it is understandable due to the nature of it. A card I found in a parking lot during a rainstorm that I immediately put into a screwdown and has been there ever since. I wanted to get it slabbed just because but they said they wouldn't do it because it could become further damaged just by taking it out of the current holder.

I feel I need more info about this story....

4815162342 06-12-2024 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by jjbond (Post 2440953)
I feel I need more info about this story....


+1

What card?

JollyElm 06-12-2024 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by jjbond (Post 2440953)
I feel I need more info about this story....

I think we all do. :confused:

Tripredacus 06-13-2024 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by jjbond (Post 2440953)
I feel I need more info about this story....

There really isn't any more to it. Details I guess. It was in 1995 and the card is a 1995-96 Upper Deck Collector's Choice Theoren Fleury base card.

A few years ago I inquired to a Beckett rep when he was at the LCS about it and he said to not bother. Especially because you have to put cards into those semi-rigid holders and then the graders have to take it out.

I will try to find it so I can take a photo to show

bbcard1 06-13-2024 10:16 AM

This is a good application for an old-school two piece screwdown.

4815162342 06-13-2024 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Tripredacus (Post 2441057)
There really isn't any more to it. Details I guess. It was in 1995 and the card is a 1995-96 Upper Deck Collector's Choice Theoren Fleury base card.

A few years ago I inquired to a Beckett rep when he was at the LCS about it and he said to not bother. Especially because you have to put cards into those semi-rigid holders and then the graders have to take it out.

I will try to find it so I can take a photo to show


I feel like I’m missing something here.

JollyElm 06-13-2024 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Tripredacus (Post 2440891)
I also had one rejected from Beckett, but it is understandable due to the nature of it. A card I found in a parking lot during a rainstorm that I immediately put into a screwdown and has been there ever since. I wanted to get it slabbed just because but they said they wouldn't do it because it could become further damaged just by taking it out of the current holder.

Dude...emphasis added!! :confused::confused::confused:

brianp-beme 06-13-2024 03:12 PM

I would think that immediately placing a wet card into a screwdown holder would either potentially invoke the mold gods to do their work, or would at least cause card damage upon trying to remove this card from the holder.

Brian

Tripredacus 06-14-2024 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by JollyElm (Post 2441091)
Dude...emphasis added!! :confused::confused::confused:

OK I mean when I got home. I was not carrying a screwdown with me at the time.

https://imgur.com/gallery/2LrHZwE

I tried to scan it but it does not scan properly.

4815162342 06-14-2024 12:39 PM

Too Fragile To Holder?
 
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Originally Posted by Tripredacus (Post 2441249)
OK I mean when I got home. I was not carrying a screwdown with me at the time.

https://imgur.com/gallery/2LrHZwE

I tried to scan it but it does not scan properly.


I have great news: you can buy this for $1.69 with free shipping from Burbank on eBay. But, I’m guessing there’s priceless sentimental value remembering your excitement over 28 years ago. [emoji4]


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