PSA Grading really reliable?

[GasHouseGang]

I look forward to AI machine grading that will consistently give the same result time after time and won't be swayed by who submitted the cards. At least I hope it will be transparent and much more consistent than hand grading.

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by GasHouseGang

I look forward to AI machine grading that will consistently give the same result time after time and won't be swayed by who submitted the cards. At least I hope it will be transparent and much more consistent than hand grading.

Where's the incentive to regrade any existing slabbed cards by AI?????? Otherwise I feel the % of unslabbed vintage is small compared to the % already graded.

[Balticfox]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

Otherwise I feel the % of unslabbed vintage is small compared to the % already graded.

I disagree. I believe there are far more raw cards in private collections than you think.

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by Balticfox

I disagree. I believe there are far more raw cards in private collections than you think.

irregardless of this opinion...whether true or not...it's going to be a near impossible feat to dethrone/replace PSA...imho.

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by Balticfox

I disagree. I believe there are far more raw cards in private collections than you think.

And I agree with you. I can't see going through all the OCD BS. Said it before and I will keep saying it until I am blue in the face - I don't give a hoot in Hell about what someone else's opinion of my cards is. This forum is the graded cards and card grading HQ, but I love it anyhow. Yes, there are many collectors like myself who are in the hobby merely to collect cards, not to stress out over their condition, and not to have their cards enclosed in bulky plastic slabs.