They are both in PSA holders. The Brett is in a bag for some reason. Look at the space above the team name to the border on each card and the space below the player name to the border on each card.
Is the Brett a mini 75 in a regular holder? Maybe PSA did not make mini sized specific holders at first and did this with the minis to keep them from moving around? Just a guess on my part.
I have a few 2000 SP Authentic football cards that are in the bag too. I remember reading that PSA did this when the card was slightly off-sized. They also did it for a period with the mini's, and the smaller Leaf and Bowman cards. Obviously the baggy's weren't very popular. I haven't seen any recently graded cards like this. It seems the outcry was heard.
strange , these 2 cards look like they were graded at the same time but one is baggied and the other isn't , those spaces do look to be quite different, why would psa baggie a mini that was a mini - mini instead of giving it the old minimum size requirement?
For those with whom the issue is not clear: THERE IS MORE "YOUNT" CARD THERE THAN THERE IS BRETT CARD.
Why is the Brett card so much shorter than the Yount?!?!?!? A big question if I was inclined to spend a couple of hundred dollars on a HOF rookie card in top grade
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I (well my mother) bought a ton of 1975 mini rack-packs, at my 12 year-old urging , at Long's Drugstore in San Diego, CA back in 1975. I do remember that several of the cards were cut significantly shorter than they should have been. Apparently, Topps had a problem consistently cutting the minis, since it was a new size.
I'm not sure if that's what happened here, but it could be.
That SGC Brett looks really great with that black background. When compared to the Psa Brett slipping and sliding around in it's holder, it looks like a much better deal. PSA needs to toughen up on the quality control and stop returning cards like this to customers. I have received a few mini's loose in the holder, and I am very disappointed.
The Brett card is significantly shorter than the Yount card. If the implication here is trimming, someone took off way more cardboard than they needed to.
Also, it seems only logical to me that any card that's too short for it's normal sized holder would be given additional scrutiny by a grader so it's probably fine.
In general, can someone explain to me what the difference is between a card that's small and legit that gets returned ungraded because it didn't meet minimum size requirements, and a card that's small and legit that ends up getting graded, yet has to be put into a sleeve ?
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Looks like the Brett is in a BGS holder and the Yount is in a PSA holder?
What's the issue?
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Look at the space above the team name to the border on each card and the space below the player name to the border on each card.
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Why is the Brett card so much shorter than the Yount?!?!?!? A big question if I was inclined to spend a couple of hundred dollars on a HOF rookie card in top grade
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The bottom left corner looks like the 1988 Score BB when that first came out.
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I'm not sure if that's what happened here, but it could be.
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The Brett card is significantly shorter than the Yount card.
If the implication here is trimming, someone took off way more cardboard than they needed to.
Also, it seems only logical to me that any card that's too short
for it's normal sized holder would be given additional scrutiny by a grader so it's probably fine.
In general, can someone explain to me what the difference is between
a card that's small and legit that gets returned ungraded because it didn't meet minimum size requirements,
and a card that's small and legit that ends up getting graded, yet has to be put into a sleeve ?
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