Postcard Grading Questions...

[Eggoman]

I have a couple of postcards that I am considering selling/auctioning, but I don't know what they are!

Are they worth the time, effort, cost of submitting to SGC (or PSA)?

Will they identify them? Can I trust their "research"? (I've NOT had much luck identifying these. REA sold the A's postcard back in 2004, but I've run into a dead end after that!)

Does it really matter to you folks who collect these gems whether they are graded or not?

What would you do? Your input, thoughts, and humor are welcome, as always!

Here's what I have!

[BuzzD]

Given the scarcity and if not in a series or set, doesn't seem much point in grading these. Just for fun, attached is the photo of Frank McManus used for the Buffalo PC!

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Eggoman

I have a couple of postcards that I am considering selling/auctioning, but I don't know what they are!

Are they worth the time, effort, cost of submitting to SGC (or PSA)?

Will they identify them? Can I trust their "research"? (I've NOT had much luck identifying these. REA sold the A's postcard back in 2004, but I've run into a dead end after that!)

Does it really matter to you folks who collect these gems whether they are graded or not?

What would you do? Your input, thoughts, and humor are welcome, as always!

Here's what I have!

I wouldn't care if they are graded or not. That said grading could enhance value (*not to me but to many).

[sb1]

The TPG's will not do the work to ID them...

[Bicem]

PSA will only grade mailed postcards as Authentic even if they were to grade one off rppcs like these.

[mrreality68]

Nice postcards either way

Congrats on the pieces