A 14-Card PSA Reveal with Financial Breakdown - Video

[parkplace33]

My favorite youtube videos are card grading reveals. Chris does a great job with this one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXmeg6lD9RE

I like the financial breakdown section.

[BobC]

Originally Posted by parkplace33

My favorite youtube videos are card grading reveals. Chris does a great job with this one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXmeg6lD9RE

I like the financial breakdown section.

Interesting, and somewhat entertaining.

Now what would really be interesting is if in the future he re-ran this, and added an updated financial analysis using the then current PSA submission costs and then current raw versus graded value comparisons, and then compared those updated results to his original financial analysis results. Kind of like what Antiques Roadshow does when it replays an old episode and shows the revised current valuation of items compared to what they were originally valued at when the show initially aired.

[raulus]

Originally Posted by BobC

Interesting, and somewhat entertaining.

Now what would really be interesting is if in the future he re-ran this, and added an updated financial analysis using the then current PSA submission costs and then current raw versus graded value comparisons, and then compared those updated results to his original financial analysis results. Kind of like what Antiques Roadshow does when it replays an old episode and shows the revised current valuation of items compared to what they were originally valued at when the show initially aired.

I always enjoy attempting to guess whether something has gone up or down in the interim. I think my success rate is about 40%!

[luciobar1980]

Ha, just watched that. He makes pretty enjoyable videos.

[BobC]

Originally Posted by raulus

I always enjoy attempting to guess whether something has gone up or down in the interim. I think my success rate is about 40%!

After watching a couple shows you start to pick up on some of the overall trends, like with antique furniture and glassware. Your prediction success starts to go up. LOL

[Johnny630]

Thank you, Drew. This was a very good video. PSA is and will continue to dominate the graded market.

[Lucas00]

Originally Posted by Johnny630

Thank you, Drew. This was a very good video. PSA is and will continue to dominate the graded market.

Great video Love watching Chris's videos. But I always think looking at the cards "These would look so much better graded by Sgc" lol.

[JollyElm]

Watching his slapdash box cutter work right out of the gate made me think of this:

399. Choptimist
A person who while watching a video of an enthusiastic ‘rack pack rip’ harbors a secret desire for the guy to accidentally damage the cards or cut his finger as he wields the sharp scissors.

[steve B]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

Watching his slapdash box cutter work right out of the gate made me think of this:

399. Choptimist
A person who while watching a video of an enthusiastic ‘rack pack rip’ harbors a secret desire for the guy to accidentally damage the cards or cut his finger as he wields the sharp scissors.

LOL, someone has to redo the Julia child SNL skit as a pack rip video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSxv6IGBgFQ

[babraham]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

Watching his slapdash box cutter work right out of the gate made me think of this:

399. Choptimist
A person who while watching a video of an enthusiastic ‘rack pack rip’ harbors a secret desire for the guy to accidentally damage the cards or cut his finger as he wields the sharp scissors.

Ha! I was thinking that same thing at the beginning.
He was going a bit crazy with that box cutter on every edge of the box.

[Zach Wheat]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

Watching his slapdash box cutter work right out of the gate made me think of this:

399. Choptimist
A person who while watching a video of an enthusiastic ‘rack pack rip’ harbors a secret desire for the guy to accidentally damage the cards or cut his finger as he wields the sharp scissors.

Choptimist - good one Jolly.

I like Chris' video's. He does a good job explaining why does things and why he expects certain grades.