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[Kwikford]

Please delete thread, thank you

[nkesterke09]

Originally Posted by Kwikford

I have a beautiful set of 1961 cards that I bought as part of a collection. Cards look from ex through near mint but then realized each card has a indention near each corner about a quarter inch. Is this from being stored in a binder and stacking other binders on top and how will that affect grading? Any input is appreciated and I love the site.

Do you have any pictures you could post to show an example?

[Oneofthree67]

If the card exhibits all the qualities of a NM condition or better and if the indentation takes away from the card's appearance, from my experience, they will assign it a PSA 5.

[Kwikford]

I will post a picture when I get home and thanks for the input so far

[Kwikford]

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[Kwikford]

think this worked, please let me know what you think!

[moeson]

I'm guessing the cards were once held in an album using photo hinges.

[Kwikford]

Originally Posted by moeson

I'm guessing the cards were once held in an album using photo hinges.

I think your right and hopefully I can salvage some value. Any guess on what to list these as considering no other major defects? VG-EX?

[mintacular]

I would go VGEX to EX so as not to upset potential buyer, 4 to 5 is your likely grade due to that indentation from photo hinges

[Kwikford]

Originally Posted by mintacular

I would go VGEX to EX so as not to upset potential buyer, 4 to 5 is your likely grade due to that indentation from photo hinges

Thanks for the input and I agree with the VG-EX. I'm going to have a few cards graded and will be selling some others. After a second look, not all cards have all four corners with hinge marks. Some only have one or two. I'm putting together a 1956 set and none of the 1956 cards are as nice as my worst 61 card. I'm pretty busy now but will post a list and scans of the high numbers for sale when I get a chance.