SGC & PSA pop reports

[BobC]

Also don't forget that over the years sometimes a new owner may try to crossover a card from one TPG to another, or just crack a card out and leave it raw. So the pop reports aren't always perfectly accurate.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Also note that for many many years PSA did not designate T206s by back, or at least did not account for them that way in the pop.

[FrankWakefield]

Gentlemen, thank you.

I confess to being one of those cracker outer not reporter guys... at least I've been saving the slips the last few years.

Thanks.

[kevlar7]

Does anyone know how often the SGC pop report is updated?

Do newly graded cards immediately show up in the pop report?

[chadeast]

Originally Posted by kevlar7

Do newly graded cards immediately show up in the pop report?

Depends on what you mean by immediate. it was in the pop report within one to three days on a recent submission of mine, but I don't recall the exact timing beyond that.

[Jay Wolt]

Did SGC figure out how to add the older graded cards that had a 10-100 scale to their current structure of cards graded 1-10?

[nolemmings]

Originally Posted by Jay Wolt

Did SGC figure out how to add the older graded cards that had a 10-100 scale to their current structure of cards graded 1-10?

I believe so Jay. When you look on the top banner- purplish on my screen, it allows you to select "show old grading". It does not distinguish the old from the new however, so a card graded 40 and one graded 3 will be in the same column, which makes it unknown as to what is actually on the card's label.