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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: JimCrandell
Dave, |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: peter chao
Kevin, |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: dan mckee
dah, found it in your post Jim. Ignore my email, thanks Dan. |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: peter chao
Kevin, |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Dave F
Peter C., |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: GoSoxBoSox
Naaa Peter C., |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Bottom of the Ninth
If it is only 15% that are not graded accurately that still means they are right 85 times out of 100. As a baseball player you could make a pretty good living however as a brain surgeon you might not do so well. |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: JimCrandell
Dave, |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: John
he may know more than an SGC grader--he may know less--not sure. |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: JimCrandell
Being on a par with the top graders at PSA and SGC would be pretty good in my book. |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Brian
According to your quote on his site, Kevin is top 3 in the world. Are the other 2 split evenly between PSA and SGC? |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: GoSoxBoSox
Really Jim? Being on Par with Top PSA and SGC is okay with you? |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: GoSoxBoSox
My favorite is the Baker testimonial: |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: eeyour smith
Actually it is important who you are as you won't be posting in this thread anonymously...go find another board where it's allowed or put your name by your post...nothing personal (moderator) |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: barrysloate
Actually, it is important who you are because you can't post anonymously on this kind of thread. There are board rules. |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Bottom of the Ninth
Don't know about any of you but if I were a collector I would prefer to know that Kevin was putting forth great effort at making a living with his endeavor and ability to alter cards so well by educating the public or grading companies. By his own admission he does not feel his site is going to generate much revenue beyond paying for his gas. Is he just being modest? Sorry to be skeptical but if you are so good at counting cards in Black Jack do you stay away from the table and work 9 to 5 for $35K a year, for example? |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: David Davis
The people who read this board are privy to the beginnings of Kevin's venture. An outsider reading it now, or a year from now, could infer that Kevin has looked at all of Jim's cards. |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: John J. Grillo
Don't know where to start other than to say Jim C is out to destroy our hobby whether intentional or not. I could go on and on...15%?...who threw that # out of their a--? I doubt the # is even close to 15%, and out of that # most of these alterations would be trimmed cards. So how in the heck can you detect a trimmed card inside of a slab? Apply some common sense here folks...yes, there are some alterations, but altering an already expensive card can be a risky venture. Trimming a card is more safer from an economical point of view (cheater's viewpoint). I only have a few high dollar cards but I would never even consider sending one of my slabs for this type of service. Gen Patton had a saying..."never pay for the same real estate twice." |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
Kevin, Peter C's point is well taken. It would be scary if you angered the grading companies. Perhaps a couple of smiley faces on your home page will soothe them. |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Paul
After all this, I'm ready for a Peter Chao thread discussing his observations on the breeding habits of snowmen. |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: peter chao
Man...you guys keep giving me all these great ideas for threads. |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Bottom of the Ninth
Paul, |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: John
simply explained paul, it's called getting a piece of Ice. |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Al Simeone
You guys are really asking for it now! It will be a barrage of smiley faced snowmen for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Bottom of the Ninth
Yeah come to think of it. I have not seen so many smiley faces since Hal was posting. Maybe there is a connection between being a lawyer and the use of smiley faces. Jeff L or Peter S...Would you please care to explain? |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Paul
Hmmmmmm |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Al Simeone
Paul, |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: pas
Hey Greg. |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Dan Bretta
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: cmoking
"Any idiot can see they are trimmed. Can you tell they are trimmed?" |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: eeyour smith
Leon, |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Jerry Hrechka
IMHO Let's get back to talking about cards. On the Non-Sports side we a have a "TAKE A PENNY, LEAVE A PENNY" box circulating. Just pure trading for the fun of collecting. That's what this hobby should be. |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Bob
Thanks Jerry, someone needed to say it. |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: JimCrandell
Jerry, |
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Kevin Saucier - Adding Value
Posted By: Steve Murray
Thanks to all who bumped this thread from oblivion. |
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