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Posted By: Dave Haas
I just received 2 submissions back from PSA and their certification numbers were 02254448/49. I thought PSA's cert's were sequential with Wagner being #1 and proceeding up from there to 12+ million today. Why are they issuing cert's in the 2 million range? Are certification numbers reissued if someone notifies them that a card has been crossed over? |
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Posted By: Anthony N.
They have jumped around a bit. I think the ones starting with a 5 were to designate cards graded on site, but not positive. A couple of years ago everything was coming back starting with 3, before there numbers starting with 9 were common. |
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Posted By: JC
If only 12 million cards have been slabbed, then I know a collector who has 5% of all the PSA slabs in existence, at 600,000+ |
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Posted By: Dave Haas
JC, |
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Posted By: Marc S.
of 600,000 slabs? |
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Posted By: Scott S
The 12 million slabbed cards sounds accurate. A year or so ago, they touted a '54 common which got a PSA 10 as their 10 millionth graded card. |
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Posted By: Dave Haas
Who has 600,000 PSA graded cards?? Will he adopt me? |
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Posted By: jay wolt
600,000 slabs by 1 individual? |
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Posted By: murcerfan
600,000 psa slabbed cards (standard size) = 55,125 pounds |
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