1933 Foxx - Correct grade?

[Casey2296]

Perfect example of the kind of pre-war card that scares me. I just don't trust those edges to be honest, someone will and pay big money for the card though.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

Perfect example of the kind of pre-war card that scares me. I just don't trust those edges to be honest, someone will and pay big money for the flip though.

Fixed it for you.

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Fixed it for you.

And bow to the almighty registry...

[Peter_Spaeth]

I remember years back someone posted a group of the four Cobbs in PSA 8. Amid the inevitable oohs and ahs and wow just wows, a number of us wondered if cards that noticeably short were really original.

[raulus]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

And bow to the almighty registry...

Is there a registry for SGC cards now?

I suspect most of the PSA registry acolytes would be wary about trying to cross this one over.

So while the registry is a factor for a lot of high graded pieces, I’m not sure the same holds true for pieces in SGC holders, unless the buyer has some expectation that they can successfully cross it.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by raulus

Is there a registry for SGC cards now?

I suspect most of the PSA registry acolytes would be wary about trying to cross this one over.

So while the registry is a factor for a lot of high graded pieces, I’m not sure the same holds true for pieces in SGC holders, unless the buyer has some expectation that they can successfully cross it.

The 8 graded Trimmed Cobb is in a PSA holder.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by G1911

The 8 graded Trimmed Cobb is in a PSA holder.

Sometimes it helps to read a thread before commenting on it.

[raulus]

Originally Posted by G1911

The 8 graded Trimmed Cobb is in a PSA holder.

We must be looking at different links…

This is the card that I’m seeing.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by raulus

We must be looking at different links…

This is the card that I’m seeing.

Read the whole thread and it will make sense.

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by raulus

Is there a registry for SGC cards now?

I suspect most of the PSA registry acolytes would be wary about trying to cross this one over.

So while the registry is a factor for a lot of high graded pieces, I’m not sure the same holds true for pieces in SGC holders, unless the buyer has some expectation that they can successfully cross it.

No, Sgc screwed the pooch on keeping their registry going and while a crossover would be risky I'm thinking the right submitter could get it crossed.

[Johnny630]

Originally Posted by raulus

Is there a registry for SGC cards now?

I suspect most of the PSA registry acolytes would be wary about trying to cross this one over.

So while the registry is a factor for a lot of high graded pieces, I’m not sure the same holds true for pieces in SGC holders, unless the buyer has some expectation that they can successfully cross it.

As you know The only Pop Report and Registry in the Hobby that Matters is PSA

Sadly SGC Has no Relevant Registry

[Fred]

Originally Posted by Johnny630

As you know The only Pop Report and Registry in the Hobby that Matters is PSA

Sadly SGC Has no Relevant Registry

It's like getting a free virtual coattail ride from PSA to SGC. People may want PSA, but they'll settle for SGC because the rest of the community will accept SGC as a "substitute".

Think PSA = Heroin and SGC (and other TPGs) = methadone. One way or other someone will be able to get a fix, maybe just not the preferred fix.

[Johnny630]

Originally Posted by Fred

It's like getting a free virtual coattail ride from PSA to SGC. People may want PSA, but they'll settle for SGC because the rest of the community will accept SGC as a "substitute".

Think PSA = Heroin and SGC (and other TPGs) = methadone. One way or other someone will be able to get a fix, maybe just not the preferred fix.

That’s a pretty cool analogy Fred! I dig it :-)