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View Poll Results: How much more will you pay for great centering, same grade and look otherwise? | |||
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48 | 16.27% |
10%-20% |
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124 | 42.03% |
30% - 40% |
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74 | 25.08% |
50% - 60% |
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29 | 9.83% |
70%-80% |
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6 | 2.03% |
90%-100% |
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2 | 0.68% |
More than 100% |
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12 | 4.07% |
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Trigger Warning: My intent is to surface two ongoing auctions that may be of interest to followers of this thread/poll. In doing so, I intend to mention PWCC and discuss the two auctions as though PWCC is just another auction house. In doing so, it is not my intent to endorse the past, present, or future business practices of PWCC.
PWCC currently has two 1953 Topps Jackie Robinson #1 PSA 6 EXMT on auction. One closes on the 11th; the other on the 14th. The first one has full borders, but is badly centered; the latter one is close to perfectly centered. At present the first one is at $1,575; the latter is at $3,600. It looks like as good a "vote with your money" poll on centering as you are likely to get. |
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In the past I would pay a premium but today the premium seems far greater in most situations. In this market I'm much less picky. For example I'm looking to collect the goudey Ruth's again and I'll take a bit off centered with nice eye appeal, color, focus and so on.
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Yep, most collectors aren't that picky, so if you are looking to buy cards as investments you are much better off buying something that you can resell at VCP. Just a lot more buyers out there at that price point so the liquidity is better.
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Badly Off-Center: $3150
Perfectly Centered: $9142 |
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On the "Certified, Qualified, and Glorified" thread in the Watercooler discussion board the emphasis is on having the card, rather than looking for perfection. Yes, there are certain cards that don't have an appeal if they're off-center, but if one takes a good look at the cards displayed on this thread, there's nothing wrong with having them in one's collection. It comes down to what pleases the individual collector and perhaps affordability.
Last edited by Tere1071; 02-07-2021 at 01:08 AM. |
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Bold color and registration over centering for me. Check out all these 52 topps mantle psa 1. Some great centering one with faded and beat up you can hardly see Mantle's face clearly. I rather have clear picture with him with bold color. Psa OC is a great buy
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