1993 SP Derek Jeter Advice Wanted

[vthobby]

For not even seeing a picture of the cards, this thread has some speculative advice.

#1 Yes....possibly but pictures would help.
#2 PSA, BGS, or SGC.
#3 No

Depending on the the look of the cards, PSA is not always the best option. SGC is quite simply the easiest and quickest option. No kids will be born while you wait for your SGC cards to return.

I guess if you enjoy sending your cards and waiting until your 3rd child is born then maybe send them west.

[Republicaninmass]

Originally Posted by vthobby

For not even seeing a picture of the cards, this thread has some speculative advice.

#1 Yes....possibly but pictures would help.
#2 PSA, BGS, or SGC.
#3 No

Depending on the the look of the cards, PSA is not always the best option. SGC is quite simply the easiest and quickest option. No kids will be born while you wait for your SGC cards to return.

I guess if you enjoy sending your cards and waiting until your 3rd child is born then maybe send them west.

You do know psa offers faster serivce for higher declared value. At even 500 the cards are done in a minimum of 20 days.
Plus, you card won't be cracked out and sold for double within a months time if it is in a PSA holder in the first place.

Sps are odd ducks, many won't pass psa so they go to Beckett and sgc.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Keep in mind in the current grading environment they are likely to get hammered. Would help to see pics.

[Bigdaddy]

Several years ago, SGC and BGS were routinely slabbing trimmed SP Jeters; however PSA seemed to have a better record. I wouldn't touch a Jeter SP in an older SGC or BGS slab. That may be related to the earlier comment by Ted:

Originally Posted by Republicaninmass

Sps are odd ducks, many won't pass psa so they go to Beckett and sgc.

I don't know if that has changed in the last few years or not - I would hope so.

[vthobby]

Originally Posted by Republicaninmass

You do know psa offers faster serivce for higher declared value. At even 500 the cards are done in a minimum of 20 days.
Plus, you card won't be cracked out and sold for double within a months time if it is in a PSA holder in the first place.

Sps are odd ducks, many won't pass psa so they go to Beckett and sgc.

Ted,

The value of this card has come down to earth.

PSA 8 = $275
PSA 7 = $130
PSA 6 = $80
PSA 5 = oops and ouch

Chances of getting certain grades based on current pop:

PSA 8 = 42%
PSA 7 = 26%
PSA 6 = 13%
PSA 5 or lower 5%
PSA 9 or higher = good luck because you will need it!

At these prices you could just send to SGC for $15 and get FASTER service than any PSA service.

I'll take the OP at his word that they were pack pulled but we all know that does not mean anything. Serious. We have all pulled Jeter 1993 SPs out of packs (I hope) and we all know the odds. They really don't change.

Those saying SGC slabbed trimmed cards in the past are spreading misinformation. We ALL know where the majority of trimmed and altered cards reside.

Seriously.

Respectfully,

Mike

[swarmee]

There is a distinction between trimmed and factory cut short, and this card is notorious for being factory cut short. Those are the ones that normally find their way into other slabs, or sometimes even PSA slabs on a second or third attempt.

[ronniehatesjazz]

I have nothing to add on everything mentioned about the Jeter, however it’s worth pointing out the Chipper in psa 9/10 would be worth grading too. Tough set to get top grades.

[Republicaninmass]

Originally Posted by vthobby

Ted,


Those saying SGC slabbed trimmed cards in the past are spreading misinformation. We ALL know where the majority of trimmed and altered cards reside.

Seriously.

Respectfully,

Mike

Reason being they sell easier and for more In psa slabs. Not because it's any easier to pass trimmed cards or get higher grades. More so, the factory short ones

[Peter_Spaeth]

Not that I at all subscribe to Mike's rosy view of SGC, but as to the Jeter SP, my recollection is that most of the controversy about trimmed cards being slabbed was focused on Beckett.