1977 Topps Star Wars cards
gregmo32
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I am been looking for PSA quality Topps Star Wars cards, especially unopened wax and vending boxes from 1977 Series 1-4. I may be interested in MINT singles, sets, lots, stickers and C3PO errors. please let me know what you have available. I can be reached best at gregmo32@aol.com . Thanks, greg
I am buying and trading for RC's of Wilt Chamberlain, George Mikan, Bill Russell, Oscar Robertson, Jerry West, and Bob Cousy!
Don't waste your time and fees listing on ebay before getting in touch me by PM or at gregmo32@aol.com !
Don't waste your time and fees listing on ebay before getting in touch me by PM or at gregmo32@aol.com !
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or better yet, try HERE
You have knack for pointing out the obvious!
Michael
try the Vintage board, youll have better luck there.
<< <i>BKAH-
You have knack for pointing out the obvious! >>
I was trying to point out
that this is not the place to post this stuff,
but was trying to be nice.
For discussions about PSA registry sets - building them, buying them, selling them, collecting them.
If you ask for graded PSA cards then you can? Or asking for raw to submitt is that ok?
I also think one should actually have a set or two registered to even post here.....but Im not going to name names.
John
I dont think John was referring to you.
DonCherry- you are correct....
Boggs-
you put alot of work into the Boggs set when the whole player set registry genre was starting up...I hope that you keep the set on the regitstry for a long time to come. Havent checked lately but I remember last year when the Master Set was like 700 cards or some crazy number.
John
I'm starting to do more and more raw non-sport stuff from the 70's...Kotter, Happy Days, Grease, etc. The Star Wars stuff is expensive enough that it's around. Are you just doing Star Wars? I made a major find of 70's non-sport stuff in a Chicago re-sale clothing, nostalgia shop...yes, there were Star Wars cards, but I actually didn't buy all of those...they did have 'em, though. I did pick up a couple of boxes of Saturday Night Fever. I'm waiting to put on the polyester suit and crack those babies!!!
BTW, this is a perfect place to post this stuff...
dgf
<< <i>I also think one should actually have a set or two registered to even post here.....but Im not going to name names.
John >>
name names john, who are your calling on the carpet for not being a true registry member?
You figure it out...better yet...lets have a poll.
John
Looking for raw cards, however, is strictly for the buy-sell boards.
Always looking for 1957 Topps BB in PSA 9!
Don't waste your time and fees listing on ebay before getting in touch me by PM or at gregmo32@aol.com !
Gregmo-
My post was not directed at you...in fact....when I read your thread...it did not even cross my mind to tell you where to post.
John
do not worry about it at all.
Baslione is trying ever so cleverly to
slam me.
You are fine.
and Good luck with the search...
May the force be with you!
Paul Holstein
aka Transparent
aka punker-paul
www.jamesbondcards.com
www.vintagestarwarscards.com
paul@disc-or-die.com
transparentpunk@hotmail.com
Anyway, for a serious discussion here.... I have these questions:
1) What do you do if PSA makes a mistake? I have one card that is listed on the tag and in there database as a different number than is actually on the card. I also have two cards that obviously had the qualifier switched (a perfectly centered card has an "OC" tag, and another badly off center card has no tag, and they are consecutive serial numbers).
2) Is there any way to tell, before you submit the cards, if PSA will grade them? Since the 1977 U.K. series one cards are almost identical to the Topps U.S. and Australian Scanlens cards (#1-66), I wonder how PSA would be able to authenticate them? Do they really have a world reknown expert on Star Wars cards behind the scenes somewhere? I'm also interested in sending in some of my Argentina gummed album stickers for grading (or just "AUTHENTIC" would be fine).... but again, how would they know?
3) My Topps Mexican Star Wars cards are all over the board with defects. Some have stains from gum, other have stains that may be from gum or something else. Some of the gum stains are really really bad. Will they still grade these on the 1-10 scale, and how do they balance corner wear with other defects? For example, a perfect mint card with a gum stain on the back can have awesome eye appeal, but I assume the gum stain would kill the grade. Another card with beat up corners and no gum stain, could get the same grade but be a MUCH less desirable card....
Ok, have more... But wondering if anyone even cares hehe before I continue.
Punker-Paul/ Transparent/ PJH
http://www.transparentrecords.com/starwarscards/Starwars.htm
www.jamesbondcards.com
www.vintagestarwarscards.com
paul@disc-or-die.com
transparentpunk@hotmail.com
Here's a link so others can check it out
Cool Star Wars Cards
You have a picture of a Princess Leia sticker from Star Wars and say that it's an error. What's the error?
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