Which vintage sets currently show 1 player (or more) not graded a 7 or better by the big?

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Posted By: E, Daniel

"Why aren't more higher grades posted?"

This recent thread had me wondering..... which pre-world war 2 sets currently have AT LEAST ONE player from the issue NOT graded higher than a 6 by any of the big FOUR - SGC, PSA, Beckett, and GAI?...............and therefore couldn't be part of a set whose requirements are grades of nrmt and better...........

I'm not 'memberized' by PSA so cannot do the definitive check myself, but I would find it a little interesting, no????





Edited to say: Of course, I ran out of letter space in the title and couldn't add "4".............and couldn't bring myself to edit it for the purpose!

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Posted By: warshawlaw

Virtually no prewar boxing cards exist in 7 or better. I own the highest graded (SGC) examples of many of them and they range from 4-8.5.

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Posted By: Richard Masson

There are 24 PSA 7s in the E90-1 set. Highest graded of most cards is a 5 or 6.

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Posted By: Joe Jones

I think that the e104 numbers are lower as well.

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Posted By: Spencer Wolff

As far as PSA goes, there are 33 different players from the 1914 Cracker Jack set that grade no higher than a PSA 6.

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Posted By: Bob

I think the E98s still have a handful of cards in which the highest grade was 6 (sometimes 5) or less. At least there were 3 or 4 last fall.

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Posted By: Griffin's

The T200 set only has 5 7's and 1 8 graded. The highest graded copy of Boston NL is a PSA 4 and an SGC 50

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Posted By: Al Crisafulli

Unfortunately I don't think you can check Global's pop reports, but...

The W502 set has many cards with a high grade of 5. PSA has yet to grade all the cards, SGC has graded them all but most are in the single digits. There are nine SGC 88s and one PSA 8 in total.

-Al

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Posted By: Scot

Including every other baseball set from the 1920's as well.