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Old 02-03-2025, 08:52 PM
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You referred to them as an insert set. They are not inserts. They sold in one cent (one card) and five cent wax packs I think. So any thing in a one cent wax pack will have a stain on the back and the bottom card of a 5 cent wax pack
I think psa should not label cards as ST because that’s the way they came out if the pack if that makes sense. I truely don’t mind a little dark brown stain on the back because the fronts are beautiful.. if grading I think you’re better off getting the higher number grade with the stain qualifier…. Just my opinion

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Old 02-04-2025, 10:00 AM
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I have three PSA 8 ST and a PSA 7 ST 1964 Stand Ups, so to me the qualifiers were great (especially since the wax/gum residue is on the blank backs), because they reflected the 'actual' grades of the cards themselves.

Maybe reach out to PSA to see if they are still issuing stain qualifiers on those cards, or to SGC to ask how much a stain affects the number grade? Outside of that, I would imagine the (non-scientific) rule of thumb is to drop it two number grades from what it would otherwise deserve??
Thank You! You kind of confirmed my assumptions, I don't grade much at all so completely forgot about qualifiers. Shooting an email to SGC but will probably just go the Raw route with these


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You referred to them as an insert set. They are not inserts. They sold in one cent (one card) and five cent wax packs I think. So any thing in a one cent wax pack will have a stain on the back and the bottom card of a 5 cent wax pack
I think psa should not label cards as ST because that’s the way they came out if the pack if that makes sense. I truely don’t mind a little dark brown stain on the back because the fronts are beautiful.. if grading I think you’re better off getting the higher number grade with the stain qualifier…. Just my opinion
I totally agree. Also did not know about these being a separate release; Makes so much more sense on why there's SO MUCH WAX on them!
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Old 02-04-2025, 10:52 AM
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Wondeful set. There are stains on some of my individual card set as well
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Old 02-04-2025, 02:59 PM
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yea, interested area of gum stains

I completed my set many years ago...I will have to check and see if gum stains appear ( or settle) in a horizontal direction, Where the perf cut was made
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Old 02-04-2025, 04:04 PM
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yea, interested area of gum stains

I completed my set many years ago...I will have to check and see if gum stains appear ( or settle) in a horizontal direction, Where the perf cut was made
Neat Stuff!

Looking at your wrapper & pack, I'm pretty positive they're wax stains from the wrapper (unless there was something else in there ensuring these didn't fold)

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Old 02-04-2025, 04:49 PM
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None are mine but here's the 5 cent wrapper and sell sheet, John
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