A SCD 10 Walter Payton Rookie card! WOW!

rbdjr1

1976 topps rc WALTER PAYTON rookie psa bears SCD 10


Would this card even get a grade from PSA?

_____ Yes


_____ No



rbd

ldferg

yes

sandmanfromlv

gonna say yes...that is a nice looking card...can't visibly see any EVID TRIM on that card IMO

WinPitcher

Yes it would. That is with the old SCD Robert. The new SCD (not affiliated) with the old has a blue label.

From my experience SCD cards are good.


Steve

poppie

Absolutely! I even bet (sorry Carol) that the card goes for $4,000 plus.

rbdjr1

Cool!

Do u think it will crossover to:

PSA 7____________

PSA 8 ____________

PSA 9 ____________

Other ____________

rbd


edit: "fuzzy scan" but the corners do not look that sharp to me? My guess (if not trimmed!) would be an "eight", no?

poppie

PSA 9 as these must be a slight surface issue as the sub is 9.

DaBigHurt

The last time I checked, this was still a PSA message board and not the SCD message board, so I'm going to say that SCD Walter Payton is DEFINITELY trimmed. With those other companies, it's hit and miss. With PSA, you know you're getting the real deal.

Remember, if you're supporting any other company besides PSA, you're aiding and abetting the enemy who are out to destroy the graded card market. Support our graders and freedom. Support PSA!

daneyb

<< <i>The last time I checked, this was still a PSA message board and not the SCD message board, so I'm going to say that SCD Walter Payton is DEFINITELY trimmed. With those other companies, it's hit and miss. With PSA, you know you're getting the real deal.

Remember, if you're supporting any other company besides PSA, you're aiding and abetting the enemy who are out to destroy the graded card market. Support our graders and freedom. Support PSA! >>



YOUR A DUMBAZZ!!!!

poppie

Yike! Now DaBigHurt, how are you going to get a homer when you are clearly sitting in foul territory?

WinPitcher

Robert

No one can tell for sure what that card would cross over to.

Steve

ranorama

I'm sure it could have the possibility of crossing over nicely, I'm not really going to predict a number from the auction pic.
However, I have two factors to consider that I don't know about this card.

a) can't see the back side, I doubt it is centered as perfect as the front, does it have cardboard imperfections? fisheyes in the print? etc...

b) and I find this to be a recurring nuisance that bit me in the butt when I sent mine in. I found the toughest element to be the text "WALTER PAYTON" made up of yellow and green ink. It can easliy be misaligned causing a blurry shadow (or double-vision effect) even if the picture is right on the money. You can see this under magnification, but I cannot see anything that well on the auction scan. Isn't that serious enough to lower a grade?

sixdart

Looks like an easy 9.

ctsoxfan

I always wonder when I see a card like that, not in a PSA holder, why didn't the owner send it there? Must be a reason, right? A PSA graded card would certainly bring him top dollar.