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Old 12-01-2005, 05:41 PM
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Default What % of vintage (pre ww 2) cards do you think are graded?

Posted By: Rick

High grade, mid grade and low grade respectively?

While SGC has made itself a nice niche in the pre war area...i wonder how much money can they make?

There is a real finite amount of cards in this segment.

PSA has most of the 50-80's where the giant bulk of collectors and cards are aviable and beckett has the new stuff which its always coming out

Gai...well i dont know..with PSA getting ready to grade packs as well...i just dont know how they get a profitable amount of volume.

A company makes money only once when they grade, what happens when the pool of cards gets smaller?

Will prices go higher? will grading co's innovate new products?

PSA has the pop report and SMR..i dont know how profitable those are..but it looks like they will have to keep doing stuff like this in order to make up for loss volume.

whats your view for the next 5 years?

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