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Originally Posted by phillycardguy
I am new to the Forum and this is my first post. So please be gentle if I screw up or break a rule 
I have a bunch (~200) of 1956 cards in what I think are decent condition. I had gotten them from my Dad and have sat on them for about 30 years. I have started to get back in the hobby and have been thinking of sending in some of the 1956 to get graded by PSA. But only wanted to send in some of the better cards.
I went through the set and picked out in the following order:
1) Cards that were more centered
2) Cards that had decent corners
3) Cards that had decent color
I then threw in some of the cards that had some more value (Ted Williams, etc)
I am wondering if you guys could take a look and tell me which ones would get the highest rating if I sent them into PSA. I had scanned them in with a decent resolution and you can zoom in pretty far (using the mouse wheel).
So guys do I have anything decent? Any guesses on the range I would get from PSA?
Thanks!!
Here is the link (Microsoft OneDrive):
https://1drv.ms/f/s!Ak6ivzoG-4Qgjlm1jcHFZDt6tcCX |
Maybe I am doing something wrong, but when I use the mouse, the pics veer to the right.
From what my eyes see, I don't see any outstanding cards that would grade above a 5 with most looking to be in the 3-4 range (without seeing the backs)
It all depends on what you plan on doing with them as far as grading goes? If you are planning on selling, then get the popular players slabbed (Williams) but think hard about getting your commons slabbed due to the cost and not getting that back when you sell.
Also, do a search on here (grading) as there are many posts that discuss this.
Good luck, and welcome to the site.