Here come some nice 1964 Topps BVG cards

schr1st · July 13, 2004 3:25PM

Or will they go to Pro?

envoy98 · July 13, 2004 3:30PM

lol.

So Beckett will grade those but PSA will not... correct?

How does anyone know they got a sheet cut card? How can you tell? Obviously with trimming you have some telltale signs...but on sheet cut I can't imagine the same characteristics apply? or do they? Certainly bat-ears aren't a problem except maybe on the "edge" cards...

aro13 · July 13, 2004 9:51PM

I would think he will take a shot at either PSA, GAI, or SGC first.

srs1a · July 13, 2004 10:37PM

Agreed aro. A really nice sheet, though.

packCollector · July 13, 2004 11:06PM

that's a shame as that is one nice double sheet. hopefully the creases touch the mantles so that he resells it instead of cutting it up. I hate that guy, he has destroyed so many nice collectibles all in the name of greed

KallMaloneSay · July 14, 2004 3:11AM

Hopefully some sweet PSA 10's and/or BVG 9.5's come from that one. It will be fun to watch them whether it be on ebay or Mastro. If anyone finds out what happens keep us posted, Jason

KallMaloneSay · July 14, 2004 3:13AM

Wait a second, he throws in the term "blank backed", so is that on just a few cards, or is the entire sheet blank backed? Would any of the grading comapnies touch these cards if they are blank backed? I know that BGS has graded some blank backed Griffey 89 Upper Deks, but do they treat blank backed vintage differently?

packCollector · July 14, 2004 3:21AM

there wa just a beckett bgs 9.5 yount rookie blank backed on ebay that sold for over $1000. what an embarresment to the hobby. I don't know who is worse moser or beckett

Here come some nice 1964 Topps BVG cards

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