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[bnorth]

Originally Posted by 4815162342

What card? Do you have scans of the before (as an 8) and the after (as a 10)?

The card went from a 9 to a 10. It was submitted 8 times. This is actually fairly common with nice looking 9's. Sorry no pics.

[Lgarza99]

I can understand wanting the 10 but inflating pop reports hurts the value of the true remaining 9's. Did he turn in the 9 holder/flips? I don't see a way to easily scrub up pop reports once one holder has not been returned.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Lgarza99

I can understand wanting the 10 but inflating pop reports hurts the value of the true remaining 9's. Did he turn in the 9 holder/flips? I don't see a way to easily scrub up pop reports once one holder has not been returned.

No the flips where not returned. If you want a 10 and it has been graded a 9 already chances are much higher it would return a 9 if you returned the flip.

I will use one of the most graded modern cards as an example A Ken Griffey Jr Upper Deck PSA 9 sells for $40-50 and a PSA 10 sells for $260-300. If you find a nice looking 9 and crack it out you can resubmit it several times before they finally give it a 10 and still make a nice profit.

[4815162342]

Originally Posted by bnorth

The card went from a 9 to a 10. It was submitted 8 times. This is actually fairly common with nice looking 9's. Sorry no pics.

I apologize; I mixed up "8" times submitted with the "9" grade. You still haven't said what card though.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by 4815162342

I apologize; I mixed up "8" times submitted with the "9" grade. You still haven't said what card though.

A 83 Topps Tony Gwynn about 3-4 yrs ago.