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1981 fleer psa 10's needed

mnolanmnolan Posts: 276
in Buy, Sell & Trade - Cards & Memorabilia
if any one has any 10's let me know

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  • Dallas88Dallas88 Posts: 746 ✭
    I have some u may be interested in.

    Turn on your messages, or post your email here, so I can contact u!

    Dal
  • mnolanmnolan Posts: 276
    sorry about that mikesvarietyshop@twcny.rr.com
  • A761506A761506 Posts: 1,309 ✭✭✭
    I've got this one, it would be a PSA 10, but I submitted it to GAI because they were in town a couple weeks ago rather than waiting for a PSA modern special. PM if interested, I may be trading it Saturday at a show, I know someone is very interested and there aren't many of these that are this nice.

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  • QUITCRABQUITCRAB Posts: 1,017 ✭✭✭
    What are high grade 9.5-10 1981 fleer selling for-rose,ryan,henderson-I have a lot but I never had any graded.Thanks for any info Scott
  • A761506A761506 Posts: 1,309 ✭✭✭
    quitcrab... 81 F cards are pretty much worthless unless they are graded as 9.5/10's. Are you familiar with grading standards, have you submitted your own cards yet? If not, you may be disappointed, as many new submitters are at the beginning, to see cards that you thought would be 9.5/10's come back as 6's, 7's and 8's. A card that is 9.5/10 is a rarity, as the majority of cards pulled directly from a pack cannot attain that grade. The slightest touch on a corner under 10x magnification and the grade will not surpass a 9. The centering needs to be nearly perfect, the 81 F issue is difficult also because the backs are printed in grey around the borders, so the slightest chipping (perhaps from too rough of a factory cut) will also limit the grade to a 9 at maximum. Print defects, ink smudges, surface scuffs also downgrade a card. Getting a 9.5/10 is not that easy on cards issued in the 80's or earlier. Obviously, it's easier to get them on 80's cards than 70's and easier on 70's than 60's and so on just because the cards are newer and they are likely to have been preserved better and are more prevalant. Newly issued cards are mostly all 9's and 10's because the printing and cutting process has improved so much, as well as people storing the cards immediately.
  • JonBJonB Posts: 495 ✭
    I picked this up last weekend for $67, although its now part of my Ryan basic set so it won't be going anywhere... sorry.
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  • mnolanmnolan Posts: 276
    jon you will noy sell the ryan?
  • JonBJonB Posts: 495 ✭
    I might consider a trade... for another ryan card that I either don't have, or would be an upgrade to my basic set.
  • tennesseebankertennesseebanker Posts: 5,434 ✭✭✭
    BBCExchange has a vending box of 81 fleer for 15 bucks I believe. That may net you some.
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  • mnolanmnolan Posts: 276
    what you need jon
  • JonBJonB Posts: 495 ✭
    Just take a look at my set, its Jon B's Nolan Ryan Basic set. Also, I'd trade it for a 1987-88 Fleer (basketball) sticker Alex English #11 PSA 9.
  • mnolanmnolan Posts: 276
    you got all the psa 10 ryan's i have sorry but if you want to sellit let me know
  • smallstockssmallstocks Posts: 1,702 ✭✭✭✭
    I have alot of unopened packs/ boxes of these cards.

    Late 60's and early to mid 70's non-sports
  • mnolanmnolan Posts: 276
    any cases
  • Dallas88Dallas88 Posts: 746 ✭
    MNOLAN

    I have a PSA 10 Kurt Bevacqua ERROR card and a CORRECT card.

    Last time I looked, the error card was a population of ONE!

    PLMK if u r interested in them.

    Dal
  • mnolanmnolan Posts: 276
    whats the price for them dallas88
  • Dallas88Dallas88 Posts: 746 ✭
    Make me an offer!
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