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#21
02-04-2011, 01:23 PM
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For someone better at math than I am....
I usually get 6-7% bumped on prewar and maybe 1948-52 with 10% as I go through the 50s and sometimes higher in the 1960s.
PSA 8s are not cards that were between 7.5 and an 8, they are cards that are an 8.00 to an 8.99 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ If an 8 was between 8.00 & 8.99 shouldn't we expect a significantly higher percentage of resubmissions to be bumped than just 6-10%? It seems odd to me that just 6 to10 out of every 100 8s are judged to be between 8.5 & 8.99 but 90+ are judged to be between 8.00 & 8.49. 
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