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					Originally Posted by DaClyde  I think you would likely end up spending $15+ per card, only for them to come back as 9s that sell for $10.  How much are you looking to lose per card?
 However, I would kind of like to have a graded 1989 Donruss Hensley Meulens, just to have as a novelty, but PSA has only graded two of them.  Someone else has done the math.
 |  This is the penultimate reason for high sale prices on 80's/early 90's PSA 10's. They are absolutely rare as hen's teeth due to the ROI risk of submission. 
 
As someone who collects only 2 player collections on the registry and one being an 80's/90's fairly semi-star/common I have overpaid stupid for 10s. Simply because no one is going to submit them on a gamble. I have never submitted a card because it's just something I feel I would have no luck on. 
 
If you want a common 10, your only option is 4 Sharp and begging them to send it in. Admittedly, it probably won't look like a solid 10, but they get them. (I'll leave the hundreds of conspiracy threads to speak for themselves on the reason why).
		 
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 Player collecting - Lance Parrish, Jim Davenport, John Norlander.
 
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