Selling GPK Semi Colin No Number card and perlin sketch Graded

GPKManiac

Selling a PSA 9 Semi Colin No number on ebay, no reasonable offer will be refused, Could pick it up for a nice discount,

Semi Colin No Number PSA 9(OC)

And also Selling a Don Perlin SKetch Card only about 25 of each charecter was sketched, Perlins are pretty much hard to get.

Don Perlin Sketch PSA 8

Paypal accepted, will prolly be listing more graded sketches over the next few months. i have a bulk order getting ready to head out, with more bunks, perlins, greens, lynch's, pounds and maybe a czop! sorry out of taylors

1966CUDA

Hey maniac...just something to be aware of. I know on the sports card auctions, when a qualifier is not listed in the auction title it turns bidders off. Not sure if that is true for non-sports card auctions too but just thought I'd let you know. -Claude

Archaninator

I agree.

GPKManiac

Hmm, i put it was a quialifer in the description, but can you tell me what that exactly means?

I read the description under the lingo link in here. but is it a bad thing? its still a 9 right?

Let me know please

Thanks

DerekD

Most people want to see PSA9oc in the title, if that's what it is. As Claude was referring to, there are a few seller in the sportscard world who like to buy (oc) cards and try to sell them as non-qualified cards (not disclosing the oc, using the SMR price of the regular card, etc.)

A qualifier knocks down the value in the registry by 2 points, and it usally knocks down the price the same. Typically, a PSA9oc is close to a straight PSA7.

Derek

GPKManiac

Ah i see. that kinda suxx LOL i dunno if that matters in the non sport market, but will change it,

Thanks for the heads up

I am still learning about the grading do's and donts' if i had known that i would have just sold it on ebay, i have another one like that so i wont be sending it in

any other pointers i would appriacte

Thanks
bob