Bust Out Your Tuxedos!! SGC Graded Card Reveal

[3-2-count]

Thanks Bill, much appreciated!

At times I feel collectors like us could probably grade more consistent than any of these third party dudes.

[justrun7]

I had a small 2 card that was received on March 15th and graded March 30th. I knew they wouldn't grade high but am happy with the quick turnaround as I just wanted them slabbed.

[Snowman]

Here are a couple of my recently acquired tuxedos.

[Directly]

Most buyers believe SGC graded cards sell nearly half price versus PSA. As both a collector an seller, I'm still not brain washed, although many buyers are.

IMO those cards for your collections in SGC holders are beautiful!

[vthobby]

Originally Posted by Snowman

Here are a couple of my recently acquired tuxedos.

Knowing the 1961 set well, that is the nicest 2.5 Elgin RC you could ever wish for. I suspect the back has that gum stain or residue that is very difficult to remove!

Sweet card! Wow~

Peace, Mike

[MarcosCards]

I agree, that seems like a pretty harsh grade on the Baylor card. But is that a bit of paper loss on his face?

[OldSchoolBaseball]

Head scratcher. Should be (expected) an 8. This one going up for sale. Always loved the 1964 Brock.

[Snowman]

Originally Posted by vthobby

Knowing the 1961 set well, that is the nicest 2.5 Elgin RC you could ever wish for. I suspect the back has that gum stain or residue that is very difficult to remove!

Sweet card! Wow~

Peace, Mike

Thanks. I love the 61 Fleer set. It's my absolute favorite set ever made. I have the full set, all well-centered, which is pretty much the only thing I care about (other than no creases or registration issues).

Ya, when I saw this one up for auction, the price didn't even matter. I was determined to win it at almost any cost just because of how rare it is to see a card like this slabbed in a 2.5 holder. The reason for the grade is paper loss on the back. Which reminds me... I seem to recall seeing a thread somewhere around here where people were discussing the highest possible grade a card could receive if it has paper loss on back, but I couldn't find it. If anyone knows which thread I'm referring to, please let me know. I think this is probably on the upper end of that expectation for cards with paper loss.

Here's the back of the Elgin Baylor RC.

[Natswin2019]

Submitted these through my LCS in the second week of February. Got these back on the 31st of March. So about 6ish weeks or so at the basic 30$ submission.

Pretty happy with all of the grades that I received back and with the time frame. Have another 10 card submission ready to submit next week!

[Snowman]

Was hoping for an A+, but at least these won't hurt my GPA.

[fkm_bky]

Originally Posted by Snowman

Was hoping for an A+, but at least these won't hurt my GPA.

Stunning!

Bill