Topps 1989 & 1990 Heads Up...or Big Head Suckers

[ALR-bishop]

Since PSA graded the Schmidt so highly withou a sucker it looks like they agree with you Jim....or else don’t care either

[bobsbbcards]

I don't believe I've ever seen a slabbed Heads Up! card with the sucker still attached. And yes, there is at least one other person in the universe besides you who cares.

[Neal]

I forgot about that issue! Thanks for sharing

I would imagine that the only way PSA could slab it would be without the sucker .... but who knows.

In any event, that is one big slab! LOL

[HasselhoffsCheeseburger]

The pack I have has the sucker attached. However, I received the pack opened so it's possible some sucker attached the sucker and then reinserted it with the sucker back into the pack. I've seen suckers with suckers and suckers without suckers but without opening a sucker's pack I think it's impossible for any sucker to know for certain if a sucker's sucker is attached or if the sucker's sucker is a loose sucker.

Arthur

[bigfanNY]

I have a couple of boxes of 1990. I will find one and open up a pack. I will update the thread.

Originally Posted by bigfanNY

I have a couple of boxes of 1990. I will find one and open up a pack. I will update the thread.

My 1990 Heads Up , the sucker is embedded in the card when taken out from the pack

[ALR-bishop]

If the suckers come embedded, and I tend to think they do, there are two ways to remove them. Pop them out which tends to create some distortion around the hole, or cut the bottom off to avoid the pop out. Would not either be alteration of the card as retailed.

I guess since the card and sucker were produced separately and the sucker inserted before packaging, the card without the sucker could be viewed as unaltered.

I realize as to this issue it hardly matters, but with all the debate on the main board about what can be legitimately done to a card without altering it, I just thought the question interesting.