PSA. What a Joke!!

[parkplace33]

100 percent leave it in the slab if you want to maintain value.

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by parkplace33

100 percent leave it in the slab if you want to maintain value.

Of the slab, not the card, oh but wait, that's what some of you guys collect, all good then.

Doug

[cammb]

Just like I saw. Card is bent at two locations and has numerous scratches on front.


IMG_3309 by Tony Biviano, on Flickr

[Snowman]

This card was graded a long time ago. Pretty much any cert that begins with a 0 or a 1 is going to be full two grades high when measured against today's standards. This is just another example in a long line of these slabs. Would grade as a 4 today.

[glynparson]

Old grade of a card worth less then $10 who cares.

[steve B]

Originally Posted by glynparson

Old grade of a card worth less then $10 who cares.

So how much does it have to be worth before it's worth doing the job right?

^^^ One of the biggest problems "we" have in society, from major corporations to kids flipping burgers.

Every job is worth doing right. If it's not "worth it" to do it right they need to ___ off to some other job.

[Johnny630]

Originally Posted by steve B

So how much does it have to be worth before it's worth doing the job right?

^^^ One of the biggest problems "we" have in society, from major corporations to kids flipping burgers.

Every job is worth doing right. If it's not "worth it" to do it right they need to ___ off to some other job.

I think his point was that it was ridiculous to grade this card in this condition in the first place. It's a 1960 Topps Common in Vg-Exmt Shape, no need to grade this. Oh wait yes there is....Again PSA Registry Dominates this Business.

[cammb]

Originally Posted by glynparson

Old grade of a card worth less then $10 who cares.

Expect nothing less from a PSA lover

[steve B]

Originally Posted by Snowman

This card was graded a long time ago. Pretty much any cert that begins with a 0 or a 1 is going to be full two grades high when measured against today's standards. This is just another example in a long line of these slabs. Would grade as a 4 today.

Would have only been vg+ before grading came along. Unless it was in a flea market, then more like "mint except for that corner"