Lets see some Blue Streak cards :)

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Zach Wheat

Nice blue streak cards, Ben. Why do they grade blue streaks but do not grade well known and sought after '52 print defects like the Campos partial top border cards? Most '52 collectors that I know pay a significant premium for those? Odd...

I don't know much about PSA or the 52 set. I only use PSA if I am going to sell the cards. Besides the Eddie Mathews I gave the rest of the 52s I had to fellow members working on the set. The Blue Streak cards also get an extremely significant premium and always have.

[ALR-bishop]

Nice cards Ben

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

Nice cards Ben

Thanks, Al. They are the same exact cards I posted earlier in the SGC slabs. I cracked them out and sent them to PSA. PSA gave all 3 cards a small bump in grades.

[Zach Wheat]

Ben do you have an estimate of the pop count for individual cards?

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Zach Wheat

Ben do you have an estimate of the pop count for individual cards?

A total PSA population is:
Terry Puhl 4
Tom Seaver 8
Roger Clemens 30

Overall(graded/raw) the Clemens are not that hard to find. The Seaver can be difficult to find. The Terry Puhl is an extremely serious PIA to find.

[CJtheCollector]

Halfway through a box of 1986 Topps and have pulled all three blue streak cards. Pretty fun opening!

[butchie_t]

Here are my two. I went in a different direction though. Mr Clements has been freed from his encumbrance. Now if I could just find a pesky Puhl I would have all three......cough. ;-)

Butch Turner

[CJtheCollector]

Originally Posted by CJtheCollector

Halfway through a box of 1986 Topps and have pulled all three blue streak cards. Pretty fun opening!

Thanks for the responses. I'm brand new to this forum and appreciate all the input about these blue streak cards. After receiving some advice I'm going to submit them for PSA grading this week. It seems like it would be good for myself and possible buyers to authenticate these before trying to sell. Thanks again for the input. -CJ