Graded Topps Coins - Would You Ever...?

[nwobhm]

How do you that's scuffed and not tarnished? Have you had this piece in hand?

[ALBB]

Im hoping to get at least a 7 on this one..but would be happy with a 6.5

[ALR-bishop]

That PIN has character

[Gr8Beldini]

Originally Posted by nwobhm

How do you that's scuffed and not tarnished? Have you had this piece in hand?

Is this a trick question? Of course I've never had it in my hand, but I do have eyeballs. Vast amounts of chrome have chipped away from the rim. But to defend against you getting me on another terminology loophole, maybe it didn't "chip" away... possible that it scuffed away, or rubbed away, or tarnished away, or peeled away, or endoplasmic reticulum-ed away. Use whatever terminology that makes you feel comfy cozy, but there is chrome missing from the rim of the coin. Much of it missing. That coin is at least 4 full grades over-graded.

[ALR-bishop]

Gr8--looks oxidized to me

[nwobhm]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

Gr8--looks oxidized to me

Coin collectors call it toning. It is known to happen in PCGS holders.

[rjackson44]

Howard sold me like 8 coins very happy with them great condition on all..

[bb66]

Gr8Beldini--I had a question about the '64 coins. Do you know what series they were issued ? I opened a few packs in '64 with my older brother. We had some coins but opened packs from series 1,2,4,&5 I believe. I was only 5 years old and have no clue on the series they were issued. Thanks

[insidethewrapper]

I'm thinking of selling all my Kellogg cards in slabs. Many were graded 8's, 9's and 10's and I paid the price for them and now many are cracked. So I will have to sell them as PSA 9 ( but cracked). Lost a few $$$ on these. Look at the card not the grade for Kelloggs.

[ALR-bishop]

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[JollyElm]

Originally Posted by insidethewrapper

I'm thinking of selling all my Kellogg cards in slabs. Many were graded 8's, 9's and 10's and I paid the price for them and now many are cracked. So I will have to sell them as PSA 9 ( but cracked). Lost a few $$$ on these. Look at the card not the grade for Kelloggs.

That's such a shame. If Kellogg's 3-D cards held up over time, they would be my absolute collecting focus. Digging those guys out of cereal boxes was the best thing ever, and they looked phenomenal!!!!!

[nwobhm]

Originally Posted by Gr8Beldini

Is this a trick question? Of course I've never had it in my hand, but I do have eyeballs. Vast amounts of chrome have chipped away from the rim. But to defend against you getting me on another terminology loophole, maybe it didn't "chip" away... possible that it scuffed away, or rubbed away, or tarnished away, or peeled away, or endoplasmic reticulum-ed away. Use whatever terminology that makes you feel comfy cozy, but there is chrome missing from the rim of the coin. Much of it missing. That coin is at least 4 full grades over-graded.

....Whoa.....slow down there fella. Just asking a question....been a collector in many a hobby for 40 years. Have seen a good bit of odd things that appear otherwise. If it hasn't been in your hands you may not always be able to tell.