SGC 10 Lajoie from 1913 (Pop 1) :)

[Jay Wolt]

Just checked PSA's pop report & they have graded 68 PSA-10's

[vthobby]

Thanks Jay! Appreciate the info!

Cool cards! Happy Turkey Day!

[brianp-beme]

Definitely a card that is frequently seen in nicer condition like yours (which is in top notch grade - not an official grading company designation, but still valid in my opinion).

It is likely neither company has graded ones that are both 1)in such low condition, and 2)were rescued out of a dumpster (but not by me) like the ones seen below.

Brian

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Jay Wolt

Just checked PSA's pop report & they have graded 68 PSA-10's

That's a lot of PSA 10s for that old of cards. That said, there are quite a few high grade pre-war game cards out there. It's the nature of their corners and how they were stored, imo.
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[Jay Wolt]

Originally Posted by Leon

That's a lot of PSA 10s for that old of cards. That said, there are quite a few high grade pre-war game cards out there. It's the nature of their corners and how they were stored, imo.
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Leon outside of Brian's well played deck
Its not unusual to get higher grades on the baseball game cards, be it the Parker Bros. Lajoie, the 1936 S&S & so on.
Reason being, the cards were made w/ pre rounded corners
If they had square corners, the PSA-10 SGC-98's would be much less

Here's an example of a 1884 Lawson's Game card I had that landed a "10"