What Key Cards Should Be Graded

[bkspoilers]

I really do not have many what I would consider key cards.

I do have the following (not graded):
48 Bowman Musial
48 Leaf Musial
2X 58 Gibson
34 Diamond Stars Medwick
2X 72 Staubach
71 Bradshaw

I would think that these might be key cards. I guess I should change title to "not obvious".





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[stlcardsfan]

Originally Posted by bkspoilers

I really do not have many what I would consider key cards.

I do have the following (not graded):
48 Bowman Musial
48 Leaf Musial
2X 58 Gibson
34 Diamond Stars Medwick
2X 72 Staubach
71 Bradshaw

I would think that these might be key cards. I guess I should change title to "not obvious".





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Some nice cards there. If you are planning on selling them I would consider getting them all graded. I am assuming you mean '59 Gibson as opposed to '58. On the Staubach and Bradshaw cards it sort of depends on the quality to determine if they should be graded. If they are high grade yes, if mid or low grade probably not.

Let's see some pictures!

[irv]

I would think any "Key" or "valuable cards" should be graded.

I have never sent any of mine in to be graded but if I lived stateside, that would be a different story.

It has also been suggested more than once to me that I should also get some/most of my high number cards graded as well, (52 Topps) or at least the one that are worthy.

Currently, with no plans to sell any of mine in the foreseeable future, I will hold off with grading but if the time ever comes when I think they are time to go, then getting them graded will be my best option, imo, to reap the most money out of them.

Grading all insures to the purchasers, the cards are legit.

[rats60]

I agree with Irv. If you are not selling, there is no need to spend money on grading your cards. I have a t206 set and a 1933 Goudey set and only 5 of the cards are graded, all recent purchases. The rest were bought before PSA existed. If you are selling, I would grade anything worth more than $100.