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#6
03-15-2002, 09:17 AM
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Hmmm...suspicious
Posted By: Brian C Daniels
Brian,the 71-topps in 9 are almost impossible.You can loup one for hours and find not a flaw and it will come back an "8". They are as tough as it gets in grading by any grading company.The cards from this set that pop up in 9 & 10 are commonly the same player as well! There are no known 9's or 10's of many of the playes from higher series.The yaz comes to mind as a card more likely to be found in 9 or 10 much like thew LAJOIE is in the T-206 set.I have never seen more super fine conditioned cards from that set as the "Nap". I have not looked in the PSA pop but am amazed this card is so easily found in high grade. 
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