PSA Grading Mailday

[Bretsky]

Picked this up as a GAI "first graded" and decided to crack out and submit to PSA. Card went up a half grade and looks great in the new holder!

[glchen]

Cool, nice card w/ the new flip with the bar code and serial # on back.

[Leon]

Great centering on a nice card. Congrats on the crossover too. They don't always turn out that way.

[Stetson_1883]

Id say they were pretty generous given the two wacked out corners. No offense of course.

[jfkheat]

I recently submitted two SGC graded 1954 Red Heart cards to PSA for crossover. I did not crack the cards from the SGC cases. I requested a minimum grade of PSA 8 for the Martin and PSA 8.5 for the Sauer. See pictures below for the results.
James

[Bretsky]

Originally Posted by Stetson_1883

Id say they were pretty generous given the two wacked out corners. No offense of course.

No offense taken. I was expecting anywhere from a 2-4 so was very happy with the 3.5 grade. I'm guessing the centering on the card is what drives the grade which was part of the appeal I had for it in the first place. It's my third t206 card as I try to collect HOFers slowly.

[Bretsky]

Originally Posted by jfkheat

I recently submitted two SGC graded 1954 Red Heart cards to PSA for crossover. I did not crack the cards from the SGC cases. I requested a minimum grade of PSA 8 for the Martin and PSA 8.5 for the Sauer. See pictures below for the results.
James

Congrats on the crossovers! Have heard mixed results when keeping them in their cases but looks like you made out very well. Great looking cards too!

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by Stetson_1883

Id say they were pretty generous given the two wacked out corners. No offense of course.

id say!!!!