Flaking vs. paper loss

[Leon]

Since flaking is basically small amounts of paper that is chipping away at the surface I do believe it is considered paper loss. SGC is tough on either....I have some beautiful cards with minute amounts of paper loss/chipping, in blank areas, that have been heavily downgraded due to it. regards

[HRBAKER]

SGC30 at best most likely. Anyway, you have a beautiful card there.

[pete zouras]

This card is in an sgc 60 holder.

[Leon]

I forgot that part of the question (crossover?). If it were mine I would leave it in that holder if I was thinking of going to SGC.....HRBaker is correct....most likely a 30 at best. regards

ps...Pete- you caught them on a good day!! I never get that kind of grading....

[jbsports33]

Any type of paper loss weather it seems to be a small amount as explained above or a even just scuffing it can be bad for the overall grade.

Jimmy

[Orions father]

Thanks Jeff, I could not be happier with the card whatever the grade.
Pete, no offense, but that is one of the most misgraded N28's I have seen. Going off it, the Ward should get an easy 7.
Both company's are inconsistent on grading N28's. The SGC Malone has paper loss on the front but grades higher than 30. The Mulvey has a streak across the front and the Caruthers has some strange Alfalfa mark but it managed a 70. The PSA Malone is stained and it still recieves a 5?

[Orions father]

Just got the results back on the Ward and it didnt cross beacuse of being Rebuilt. It is the only card I need for my all SGC N28 set and I am upset beacuse I thought I was finally done. Does PSA stand by thier guarantee or should I even bother with them?

[Leon]

I think you will have an uphill battle fighting PSA on a rebuilt card. It's worth a try though...