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If home plate is considered to be the bottom right corner of this Cracker Jack Wagner, then Honus is rounding third and headed for home.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/38518503715...stomer=480L7Vx It is a nice looking Cracker Jack, but do cards that have such an extreme rounded corner like this one typically warrant a VG grade? I vote preferential treatment for whoever submitted it for grading. brianp(arker)-beme Last edited by brianp-beme; 10-25-2022 at 12:13 AM. Reason: added scan from listing, and changed title for more views |
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Seems like an extremely generous "3" considering a tiny pinhole is usually an automatic "1" from PSA. You could probably fit 15 pinholes in the chunk missing from that card.
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Agreed but Still a great card that will look nice in any collection.
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Nice card! I would guess that the corner broke of this card at some point due to the condition sensitivity of this issue…they are paper thin. After the break it likely re-rounded over time before being submitted for grading. Many 1914 CJs have small or even large breaks / chips.
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Old slab, but I've always thought in general that prewar gets preferential treatment in mid-low grade over postwar. For example, you will see many slabs of T206 cards and especially older flips where a card that is given a 5 will have corners way more rounded than what would typically be allowed on a postwar 5. I've never understood this.
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I would guess a short period of time.
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RE: "I vote preferential treatment for whoever submitted it for grading.";
+1. Add to the, "chunk" thread, lol! Great catch and thread, Brian. Ben "I love baseball history backstory; especially when it involves cards." |
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Flaws carry the same weight. That said a 3 is generous. |
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I wonder when these 904- PSA cards were graded.
I have some missing corner cards like this that are 1’s but a green Cobb that got a 1.5. 3 is too generous. |
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It is an old holder but if you look at PSA 3 examples that have been sold in VCP, no others are even close to looking like this card.
In today's environment, the card gets a 1 or 1.5 IMO. Last edited by rand1com; 10-26-2022 at 06:01 AM. Reason: content |
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I wouldn't be surprised if a fellow member was the submitter.
Card warrants an A all day by all grading standards from the least popular to the most popular grading service.
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It would get a numerical grade IMO, just not a 3!
I see no reason it would be graded Authentic. Has it been trimmed, recolored, etc.? I see no proof of that in the picture. There is proof it is over graded IMO due to the one corner. Still, a rare card that most collectors of this set would be thrilled to own. |
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Here is another rounded corner 14 CJ PSA 3 (not mine) for your consideration
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Two jagged sides...a PSA 5...really?
(not my card)
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I didn't feel great about buying this '14 CJ Speaker PSA 3 when I did, because I felt that chip on the top left corner made it a weaker 3. But I guess in comparison to other 3's which have been shown, it appears to be a pretty strong card for the grade!
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Checking out this thread's cards, my 1914 Meyers may just have a chance for PSA 2.
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