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Dumb Pop Report Question

VolverVolver Posts: 753
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When checking your set registry and it shows a grade of say 8 and then lists the pop of say 3. Does that total pop report of 3 include 8's that receive qualifiers?

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  • ElemenopeoElemenopeo Posts: 2,577 ✭✭

    From what I can tell, that total does not include cards with qualifiers.
  • jmbkb4jmbkb4 Posts: 2,963


    << <i>When checking your set registry and it shows a grade of say 8 and then lists the pop of say 3. Does that total pop report of 3 include 8's that receive qualifiers?

    Thanks >>



    There is a separate column for those that receive qualified grades (8Q, 9Q, etc.).
  • VolverVolver Posts: 753

    There is a separate column for those that receive qualified grades (8Q, 9Q, etc.). >>



    Sorry, I my question was kinda confusing. I know on the Pop Report there is a seperate column, but I am talking about a set on the Registry.

    For example - I have a PSA 9 card in a set and when I view the set on the registry it states there is a Pop 2. Does that Pop 2 include all cards graded or just ones that do not receive a qualifier.

    I think I am confused now
  • mikeschmidtmikeschmidt Posts: 5,756 ✭✭✭
    If the Registry says Pop 2, that means that there are two unqualified PSA 9s. It does *not* include qualified 9s, or cards that received any other grade.
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  • ElemenopeoElemenopeo Posts: 2,577 ✭✭


    << <i>For example - I have a PSA 9 card in a set and when I view the set on the registry it states there is a Pop 2. Does that Pop 2 include all cards graded or just ones that do not receive a qualifier. >>



    That total would include only the 9s without qualifiers.

  • VolverVolver Posts: 753
    Got it - Was never sure on that.

    Thanks
  • DerekDDerekD Posts: 388 ✭✭
    The POP count on the registry includes all the cards of the same value. For example, if you have a PSA 6 entered, the POP count will include the number of all 6's + the number of all 8Q's. Also, the "POP higher" will include Q's worth higher than your card. In this case, it would include 7, 8, 9, 9Q, and 10s, since they count more on the registry.

    Straight 8, 9 and 10s are all clean, since the higest qualifier card is a 9Q, which equals a 7 on the registry.

    Hope that makes sense.
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