1928 Star Player Candy Cards

[giditgirl]

I have 11 of these cards. I know they are hard to find, but I am not sure how high of a demand there is for them. Could anyone give me their opinion. I am not ignorant to their value, only to the buying and selling game. Currently they are all raw and in very nice condition. Would it be considered logical and profitable to invest in having them graded? I would appreciate some honest and trustworthy advice. Here is a list of the ones I have.

Willie Kamm,
Riggs Stephenson,
Stanley Coveleskie,
Tris Speaker,
Garland Buckeye,
Elwood English,
Clifton Heathcote,
(2) Foster Ganzel,
Owen T Carroll
and Guy T Bush

[Matt]

Congrats on the collection! If you're planning on selling them it's a good idea to have them graded; it will help buyers feel assured they have not been altered. Graded cards generally sell for more then raw cards.

[giditgirl]

Thanks Matt. Which grading service do you recommend?

[Matt]

Originally Posted by giditgirl

Thanks Matt. Which grading service do you recommend?

SGC and PSA are the two that are the most accepted. My personal preference is that SGC seems to be more accurate and their cases look nicer.

[smtjoy]

Agree 100% with Matt

[canjond]

However PSA may maximize resale value.