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Old 11-16-2022, 09:49 AM
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Mile High Auction went live today. Goodness, check out some of these grades:

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The T204 Johnson is a beauty.
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Old 11-16-2022, 10:17 AM
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The T204 Johnson is a beauty.
SGC has graded it 9, but on the label it indicates sheet cut. I am not too familiar with this set or the 'sheet cut' designation. Does it mean that this card was cut from a sheet post-production? Is/was there a full sheet of T204 previously known? And is it typical for a card that has been hand cut from a sheet to receive a numerical grade?

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SGC has graded it 9, but on the label it indicates sheet cut. I am not too familiar with this set or the 'sheet cut' designation. Does it mean that this card was cut from a sheet post-production? Is/was there a full sheet of T204 previously known? And is it typical for a card that has been hand cut from a sheet to receive a numerical grade?

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SGC has graded it 9, but on the label it indicates sheet cut. I am not too familiar with this set or the 'sheet cut' designation. Does it mean that this card was cut from a sheet post-production? Is/was there a full sheet of T204 previously known? And is it typical for a card that has been hand cut from a sheet to receive a numerical grade?

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Not sure about SGC, but my recollection is that PSA will give numerical grades for items "intended" to be hand cut. Think 1962 Jell-o and individual Bazooka items. And for items intended to be factory cut, if they are hand cut from a sheet, then you only get Authentic as your grade.

Although at times, it seems like they stray from that approach.
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Thanks, I didn't see this previously. That explains the sheet cut reference on the label. Too bad Mr. Nagy didn't take a photo of the sheet before it was cut. Of course this was all before a single card could be worth more than a car, or in some cases a house.

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Old 11-16-2022, 11:04 AM
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Not sure about SGC, but my recollection is that PSA will give numerical grades for items "intended" to be hand cut. Think 1962 Jell-o and individual Bazooka items. And for items intended to be factory cut, if they are hand cut from a sheet, then you only get Authentic as your grade.

Although at times, it seems like they stray from that approach.
You mean like on the very first card they graded?
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Old 11-16-2022, 11:05 AM
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You mean like on the very first card they graded?
I guess they had to get it out of their system early.
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I must be jaded. A number of the high grade major cards look a bit narrow or short to me.
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I must be jaded. A number of the high grade major cards look a bit narrow or short to me.
Yes, but don’t you see the “9” or “10” on the slab?! By acquiring this trimmed card a corporate entity will say I have the best copy there is, which makes me feel good and superior to other collectors.
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How would a grader know if a card is sheet cut versus trimmed? Will they take my word for it? Just wondering.
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Record Numbers are coming...
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Record Numbers are coming...
Any predictions about specific pieces reaching a certain level?
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Any predictions about specific pieces reaching a certain level?
No just overall...probably will be multiple lots.
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No just overall...probably will be multiple lots.
Right on. Up it is. If the recent past is any indication, your odds seem pretty good, at least directionally speaking.
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Yes, but don’t you see the “9” or “10” on the slab?! By acquiring this trimmed card a corporate entity will say I have the best copy there is, which makes me feel good and superior to other collectors.
Just once, for one of these auctions with this type of material, I would love to see a list of the consignors.
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Those Goudeys are remarkable. Where did these come from?
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Just once, for one of these auctions with this type of material, I would love to see a list of the consignors.
You have a better chance of seeing Elvis riding the Loch Ness Monster
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Just once, for one of these auctions with this type of material, I would love to see a list of the consignors.
We can not let the sun shine, for then the game would be up.
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Much about the hobby is designed to protect them.
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You have a better chance of seeing Elvis riding the Loch Ness Monster
Or Dallas winning a superbowl!
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Much about the hobby is designed to protect them.
That’s why the bad actors never go away ugh
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That’s why the bad actors never go away ugh
If you made millions hacking up cards with impunity you wouldn't go away either.
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