One PSA submission, 3 different types of slab

[mechanicalman]

This thread was an eye opener as I thought the slabs with the baggies were just a relic of a previous design. I have a Goudey in one, and I really don't care for the look. The plastic goes over the card. Was going to send it in for a new bagless holder, but it appears that might be a waste of time if it's up to the grader's discretion.

Also, on a related note, I'm not sure which I care for less: the look of my cards in baggies or the word "Baggie."

[GregMitch34]

I seriously try to avoid any cards in baggies, which means I pass on a lot of PSA cards that I might have paid good money for. There must be others like me.

[DeanH3]

Originally Posted by GregMitch34

I seriously try to avoid any cards in baggies, which means I pass on a lot of PSA cards that I might have paid good money for. There must be others like me.

So far I've been lucky enough to find cards without a Mylar sleeve. However, if push comes to shove, I might breakdown and buy one. But I would strongly prefer the non Mylar sleeve holders. I really don't like the look at all.

[darwinbulldog]

Originally Posted by mechanicalman

This thread was an eye opener as I thought the slabs with the baggies were just a relic of a previous design. I have a Goudey in one, and I really don't care for the look. The plastic goes over the card. Was going to send it in for a new bagless holder, but it appears that might be a waste of time if it's up to the grader's discretion.

Also, on a related note, I'm not sure which I care for less: the look of my cards in baggies or the word "Baggie."

Baggy, baggie. Baggie, Baggy.

[mechanicalman]

Originally Posted by darwinbulldog

Baggy, baggie. Baggie, Baggy.

That's the kill shot right there!

[frankbmd]

Come here mister... PSA's in the swing
We ain't too hip... about that new slab babe
we ain't no drag
PSA's got a brand new bag

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