Does anyone know if that is common on that card? A couple of cards that come to mind are the 78 Brett and the 81 Bench. Both are plauged with factory print issues that PSA doesn't seem to penalize for. Maybe that blue stain is "par for the course"?
oh here we go again.....can't I ask a simple question without turning this into a comparison thing? I was simply looking at 60 Topps that were cheap enough and that I could consider cracking out of the slab when I came upon this one.
Why does this have to turn into a PSA vs. SGC thing?
I've seen many vintage cards with that blue ink bleed on them, reach grades of 7, 8, and 9. It's all depends on the severity of the bleed. This is especially true of 1961 Topps Football cards. I don't think it's that uncommon to see high grades with this minor ink bleed. If you don't like it on your PSA 7 or higher graded cards, then don't buy them.
That SGC miscut YAZ back doesn't really bother me either, since it's not missing any wording from the back of the card. A 7.5 grade seems to be accurate in my grading opinion. What I don't like is seeing cards graded 9 or 96 with that problem.
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Seriously, the PD qualifier has all but disappeared.
<< <i>SGC woulda given it at least 10 times that grade
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Idoubt that lucky to get a 5 with those corners
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How does this card rate a 7?
Oh ... that's right, it doesn't ... according to SGC's scale it rates a 7.5!
"How about a little fire Scarecrow ?"
How does this grade a 7.5?
Not bad right? I was thinking it looked like a good chance to cross to a PSA 8 when I bought it. BUT THEN I LOOKED AT THE BACK...
WTF!!!!!????
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Why does this have to turn into a PSA vs. SGC thing?