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What would you rather have?
Posted By: Jeff J
The PSA designations of OC or ST annoy me to no end. |
#2
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What would you rather have?
Posted By: Gilbert Maines
A card which is in the condition that it was in when it left the manufacturing facility is in mint condition, because it is as it was minted. |
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What would you rather have?
Posted By: Jim Dale
I have a few PSA OC cards - would much prefer they be 7 or 8's instead of the 9's they are. Now I don't even consider bidding on them. |
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What would you rather have?
Posted By: Anthony
For the most part I agree that I'd rather have cards with no qualifiers, but there are exceptions. I've got a pre WW1 card that is 9oc, and to me that is a whole lot better than having a 7. And '54 Wilson Franks have such small borders that having an OC qualifier isn't nearly as detrimental as in most other sets. |
#5
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What would you rather have?
Posted By: JimCrandell
I would rather have a 7 or 8 in all cases than a 9 oc. |
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What would you rather have?
Posted By: Jeff J
For me its about the best condition card that was produced. |
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What would you rather have?
Posted By: boxingcardman
I have a PSA 7(ST) T220 card that has paint on it. That is not a near mint card except perhaps in a catalog writer's imagination. It is in poor condition. The qualifiers are misleading as hell as to what the card's condition is. A card with a pee stain isn't an 8 ST, it is in poor condition. |
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What would you rather have?
Posted By: PS
I don't understand the ST qualifier either, as it directly affects the condition of the card whereas off center is a manufacturing issue. If a card is a 7ST and the stain is bad, it's sort of like other than that Mrs. Lincoln how was the play? |
#9
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What would you rather have?
Posted By: Paul S
I agree. I bought this card, as you see it, 37 years ago. There was no grading system then. At the time it was a player and a type that I didn't have, so it filled two gaps for me, but I have always considered it a poor card. Today, without the gold metallic paint, what would it grade? 2, or 3 at best? But to me it is still a poor card, it has paint and anyone can see that, and no one else needs to be told either. It's a 1 because of the stain, not "if only it didn't..." Gee, except for Gem everything has a qualifier, stated or not. Except for qualifiers, everything other determining factor, grading company wise, starts from the top and works its way down, they don't start from the bottom and work their way up. If I wanted this card in today's market and saw it as a 2(ST) or 3(ST) I would never pay a 2 or 3 price for it. I'd offer a 1 price. |
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