1957 Topps Cousy CSG 6 wondering about PSA crossover

[russkcpa]

Don't know much about CSG except they are legit. Here is a 1957 Topps Cousy
graded by CSG at a 6. Curious what this would grade in PSA crossover ?
Russ

[Jcfowler6]

Maybe a 6. Center top to bottom. Some minor surface issues possibly. Corners are nice but not exactly sharp.

Does it have sub grades?


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[scottglevy]

CSG is legit with pretty accurate standards. If I had to guess I’d peg this as a PSA 5.5

[ZiggerZagger]

If cracked and submitted, by current PSA standards I think your max grade achievable is a PSA 5. The corners (top Right in particular) will hold it back from anything higher.

Very nice image for sure -- unusually so -- but does not have the centering for the half-grade bump, IMO.

Nice example of a key card in the hobby!
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[jad22]

My guess is PSA 5.5. Pretty nice example.

[jb67]

That is a nice looking Cousy. Top right corner makes getting a 6 unlikely but not impossible. I am guessing no higher than a 5.5. Image quality certainly is in the 6 category. Centering is not bad at all for this card.

[russkcpa]

Originally Posted by Jcfowler6

Maybe a 6. Center top to bottom. Some minor surface issues possibly. Corners are nice but not exactly sharp.

Does it have sub grades?


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No sub grades....I do like that option with CSG

[JustinD]

I would guess a 5, but that’s a great card!

[Jewish-collector]

That's a great card, regardless of the grade !!!

[bcbgcbrcb]

Agree with everyone else here. Crack out and submit to PSA for a 5-6 grade and you’re in line for a major value increase as compared to what you probably paid for it in the CSG holder, unless you bought it raw and submitted to them but that doesn’t sound like it is the case here.