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Posted By: <b>James Gallo</b><p>I thought this would be a decent gauge at cross overs. Here is what I sent in to cross to SGC<br><br>8 Boston Store Cards all PSA Graded<br><br>5 Boxing Cards 3 Jeffries (I felt were over graded) 1 Ogdens 1 T218<br><br>1 1915 Cracker Jack PSA<br><br>1 1914 Cracker Jack BGS<br><br>The results are as follows<br><br>Boston Store<br><br>2 1/2 point drop<br><br>4 Cross<br><br>1 went fron a 3 MC to a 2<br><br>1 went up a grade<br> <br>T218 Up 1/2 Point<br><br>1915 Cracker Jack Dropped 1 Grade<br><br>1914 Cracker Jack Crossed<br><br>Ogdens Dropped 1 Grade (will ask about this one)<br><br>James Jeffries Boxing each dropped 1 grade but I thought PSA overgraded them anyway.<br><br>Overall, I think it shows that on mid grade cards all the companies are pretty much the same.<br><br><br>James G <br><br><br><br>Looking for 1915 Cracker Jacks and 1909-11 American Caramel E90-1.

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Posted By: <b>leon</b><p>Thanks for sharing the results. My concern has never been on the lower to mid grade cards. It's always been on the 7 and above grades. Since my N172 Delehanty came back trimmed from PSA and it crossed to an SGC 84, I have always been leery.....I am quite sure it wasn't trimmed but had a normal cut for the series....best regards

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Posted By: <b>James Gallo</b><p>Leon,<br><br>Oh I understand however I think there are several issues that certain compains have more trouble with then others. I have had a lot of trouble with PSA on Cracker Jacks. I think PSA is much tougher on the Boston Stores especially when the front is centered and the back isn't.<br><br>On the James Jeffries cards they were a 4, 6 and 7. But the color from the back had bleed to the front so badly yet they still were graded high. Once I got them in hand I knew they grades were too high, so I think it just depends.<br><br>I have also had several cards called trimmed from one company only to grade from the other.<br><br>No bashing here just sharing information and since I had a decent population of the boston stores I think it shows pretty well.<br><br>James G<br><br>Looking for 1915 Cracker Jacks and 1909-11 American Caramel E90-1.