Scanning images for PSA registry... help

[trambo]

Depending on the quality you want, I'd pick up a scanner. I use an epson v370 that works really well. Not all but virtually all of my scans are on the registry.

Good luck!!

[BabyRuth]

I've done this daunting task - over 1500 entries on the PSA site so far!! I've scanned images using my Canon Pixma printer as well as just uploading photos from my phone to my PC using Dropbox.
Good luck - it will keep you busy!!!
J

[BruceinGa]

I also scan mine, with an Espon Perfection V300 Photo. I am pleased with the results.

[Dpeck100]

I have an EPSON V 600 and it takes amazing scans.

If you ever sell cards on your own like I do it is also a good investment.

[Ronnie73]

I'd recommend a flatbed scanner. Just be sure you get one that uses CCD technology. It's the only type that can scan depth such as slabbed cards. I use a Cannon CanoScan 9000F Mark2. Here is a helpful article on scanners. http://www.thatt206life.com/2019/03/...-graded-cards/

You could use a cell phone but for the time you invest in doing this task, you won't be completely happy with the results.

Here is what a partial set of scanned cards using the CanoScan for the PSA Registry looks like. This is a set of Joe Namath cards that my girl is a huge fan of. https://www.psacard.com/psasetregist...gallery/311203

[MULLINS5]

The purpose of scanning cards for the PSA Set Registry used to be for sharing with fellow collectors or bragging rights for the insecure. With all the uncovered fraud, now scanning cards helps legitimize ones collection by helping show which cards are altered and which ones are not.

[Fuddjcal]

Originally Posted by MULLINS5

The purpose of scanning cards for the PSA Set Registry used to be for sharing with fellow collectors or bragging rights for the insecure. With all the uncovered fraud, now scanning cards helps legitimize ones collection by helping show which cards are altered and which ones are not.

This is very true. I like to scan the cards for myself to look at and not any ridiculous "registry".

My question is, can you use one of those good scanners as an all in one printer, so I can also use it for work when my HP takes a dump?