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Old 04-14-2024, 07:55 PM
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Default Luckiest 9 ever?
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9 no qualifier? And we all whine how much harder the grading at PSA has become?
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If someone didn't 'rework' the image to fool us, then it is clearly a mistake made by PSA. There's really no other explanation.
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Wow. What’s the stated minimum centering for a 9? 70/30?

This seems closer to 90/10.
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Well, luckily there's a big giant picture for everybody to see before they bid on it.

If somebody pays a "9" price for that card (whatever that might be)...well...it's on them.
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They actually have an "8" up of that card also, that looks much nicer then that "9". Both the front and back.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/32608762957...Bk9SR6S7uqfcYw
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I hear high end mid series 1965 commons are quite the craze these days.
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I’m guessing a submission from someone with “clout”
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Default Some of us do collect the '65 Topps baseball set on the Registry
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