Psa registry

[sdkammeyer]

hmmm ... not sure why someone from PSA would be telling you that. What I posted above is directly from the PSA website. You can find it about half way down the page here:

http://www.psacard.com/psasetregistry/faq.html#faq11

[mybestbretts]

Maybe you should forward that to PSA. They told me if I could produce
a receipt for the sale of the card they would change the weight. Guess
what I don't know of one that has gone up for sale and I am not selling mine.
This is just one example. There are more. In the scope of things it really
doesn't matter, I was just surprised.

[doug.goodman]

I'll give you $62,608 for it, if you promise to buy it back from me for $62,608.07 on the same day.

[ALR-bishop]

Promise ?

[mybestbretts]

lol's Doug, you made my day

[Big Red Machine]

I have a very similar situation with my Johnny Bench set. I have the only graded 1967 Bench team issued postcard which pre-dates his Topps rookie card. It only has a weighting of 1. I have also been told by PSA in the past that the weightings are based on NM-MT card values.

Phil

[mcadams]

In the player sets in which I participate, no one at PSA ever assigned the weighting, I did. If you are the person to create the original composite for a set, which I've done many times, you also submit what the weightings for each card would be.

I agree with the above posters that its supposed to be based on price in ungraded NM condition, but some of the "tone" above made it out like PSA was coming up with the weightings, which is untrue. Also, after the original composite is put together, if YOU are the person who adds a subsequent card to the composite, you submit the weighting for that card as well.

Its a user-driven weighting system.