Heehee

EagleEyeKid

Well, they do look like criminals.

Job Placement Program Out of The Los Angeles County Jail

larryallen73

That's a good one! It reminds me that I am glad I shaved off the goatee back in the 80's.

baseballfanatic

Seems like Eddie's eyes have spent way too much time squinting in his lifetime. He must grade the sheet cuts.........

EagleEyeKid

I know I've seen Andy Broome in Star Wars Return of The Jedi.
Didn't he play Jabba?

NewJerseyMeatHook

Perhaps one day we'll meet the PSA grading team!

Sans goatees, I hope.

tennesseebanker

<< <i>I know I've seen Andy Broome in Star Wars Return of The Jedi.
Didn't he play Jabba? >>

ctsoxfan

<< <i>Chuck puffs his chest out when he describes working for the #1 grading company in the hobby. >>



Those guys just don't get it, do they?

Boopotts

This is real grown up- -rip on the guys who are trying to make a living.

Whatever your opinions of BGS, these fellas AREN'T the bad guys.

lawnmowerman

<< <i>Steve Tyndall

One of the utility men of Beckett Grading, Steve does a little of everything. He will grade BCCG as well as standard BGS orders. Whatever needs to be covered, Steve is one of the go to guys. He also has his hands in order verification and invoicing for Beckett Grading. >>


When he's not busy plunging the toilets or changing the light bulbs, this "utility man" is busy grading cards! Hey, thanks alot for that info.
No wonder why BGS is going to hell. One of the graders is a "utility guy" that usually grades BCCG garbage.
After looking all day at the junk he grades at his BCCG desk, he goes and does BGS cards and everything he sees is a 9.5 or a 10.
matt

EagleEyeKid

When he's not busy plunging the toilets or changing the light bulbs, this "utility man" is busy grading cards!

jmbkb4

Steve thinks the security factor of knowing that a Beckett graded card can be trusted is one of the biggest plusses to using the grading service. With the Beckett grade you know that a third party expert has looked at the card and it is slabbed for safety.

jmbkb4

P.S. I'm not sure that "Behold the Beckett graders" is quite the appropriate opening for this little article. I've honestly never seen "behold" and so many "a lots" used in the same body of work before....