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Old 10-25-2023, 02:50 PM
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The fact that someone typed their name on the back can probably account for the visible bends on the front of the card. What do you think PSA would grade this card with the type on the reverse.
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Wow. Very cool to see something like that survive and be appreciated again.
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Old 10-25-2023, 03:28 PM
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Very interested to see what this sells for.
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The fact that someone typed their name on the back can probably account for the visible bends on the front of the card. What do you think PSA would grade this card with the type on the reverse.
Maybe a 4(MK) if the typing created indents, 2(MK) if it caused creases.

Edit: Actually, after reading this "The card was part of the subscription, with each subscriber receiving their own example, which included their name printed on the back," I don't think PSA would give it a MK since the card was released by the manufacturer this way. Similar to the tobacco factory stamps on T51 Murad College Series, which they don't downgrade for.
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Real cool item.
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History via July 1953 issue -



Honestly a bit strange to me as a "new" issue as while this magazine was very short lived, 5 months or so, it was advertised as Jackie Robinson as the editor. and a costly collectable per any previous sales for Jackie fans. This advert was well known for many years, Perhaps, the short lived run did cause few of these cards to be mailed?
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The fact that someone typed their name on the back can probably account for the visible bends on the front of the card. What do you think PSA would grade this card with the type on the reverse.
I think it's safe to assume that PSA probably refused to grade it, hence it has landed itself into a CSG slab (the best slabs).
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PSA was not approached. Hake's went with CGC as their first choice.
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very cool indeed

especially an old new item
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I guess we will never know for sure until we find another, whether the name typed on the back of the card was done by the person that got the card, or by the magazine. It doesn't look very professionally done, which is why I thought it was done by the person that received it. I figured he rolled it into a typewriter (putting the creases in the card), and then typed his name in the space provided. Another observation, I noted that the magazine advertisement says his autograph appears on the back, when it actually appears on the front and the back of the card.
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Did anyone notice this is also a soft launch of CGC's larger holder?
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Did anyone notice this is also a soft launch of CGC's larger holder?
Yes, and it is what I am anxiously waiting for. I heard from an anonymous source that they are hoping for an end of year, first of year, launch. I think you will see a bit more activitiy around here, concerning CGC, once those holders are available. I have quite a few larger sized cards I need to send in.

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PSA was not approached. Hake's went with CGC as their first choice.
Why not SGC?
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Why not SGC?
Maybe SCG wouldn't grade it?
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Maybe SCG wouldn't grade it?
Sounds as if they weren’t even approached.
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