Do You Participate in the PSA Registry?

[Johnny630]

#1 nope

[Seven]

#1 For me.

Grading company never rally plays a factor in my purchases. I own BVG, PSA and SGC, slabs. While the Registry is nice to look at, I think if I were to convert all my cards, or at least the ones that are parts of sets I'm trying to build, they'd go into SGC Holders. Mostly because I like the way they look.

Similarly however, I've thought of busting them out and putting them in either in One touches, or, just card savers. Something about the simplicity of Card Savers just looks really nice to me. Even though they don't offer the greatest protection, it's not like I mishandle my cards.

[frankbmd]

#1

[Peter_Spaeth]

1

[aelefson]

Option 1. I have only bought a few graded cards and that is only because they came with ungraded cards I wanted. I immediately resold the graded ones. I do not understand the need to encapsulate a card let alone have some number determine my happiness with the card. All of my cards (partial and near sets 50s-70s) are in binders in nine pocket pages.

Alan

[Bestdj777]

I like the registry for what it is. It makes for a decent checklist of the cards in the set, and I feel slightly more secure having my graded cards catalogued somewhere. That said, I rarely get cards graded for the purpose of adding them to the set and largely keep most of them raw.

[steve B]

Not the PSA registry, but I was a little into the SGC registry when it was still a thing.
I was surprised to find it was kinda fun to scan and enter the new cards once every year or two. The only set I had much in was T206, but I added whatever I had done plus scans.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Originally Posted by Seven

#1 For me.

Grading company never rally plays a factor in my purchases. I own BVG, PSA and SGC, slabs. While the Registry is nice to look at, I think if I were to convert all my cards, or at least the ones that are parts of sets I'm trying to build, they'd go into SGC Holders. Mostly because I like the way they look.

Similarly however, I've thought of busting them out and putting them in either in One touches, or, just card savers. Something about the simplicity of Card Savers just looks really nice to me. Even though they don't offer the greatest protection, it's not like I mishandle my cards.

Me too!

[egri]

I’m not involved. When I got back into the hobby, I looked at an 8 and a 10, and couldn’t tell the difference for the life of me.

[gustomania]

I guess I’m a bit different

I log and add my Koufax cards to the inventory, but only use the digital album which I really enjoy. I avoid the registry itself now because when I did do it I bought cards I didn’t like…..so just use the album.

[mortimer brewster]

1.