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Does PSA grade 1965 Topps Gilligan's Island cards?

JimmyBuffJimmyBuff Posts: 10
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I'm certain I've seen some of these cards PSA-graded before... Can anyone provide me with a definitive answer?

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    Wayne8348Wayne8348 Posts: 769 ✭
    Wouldn't you love to see Ginger wearing a psa 10?image

    wayne
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    zardoz51zardoz51 Posts: 1,168
    yes, PSA grades non-sport cards. In fact it is becoming more popular.

    as for Ginger wearing a PSA 10, I'd rather her unslabbed, in other words, raw!
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    theBobstheBobs Posts: 1,136 ✭✭
    I knew the 'raw' comment was coming. Er...

    At any rate, I'd take Mary Ann, even with a ST qualifier. Er...


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    dalewdalew Posts: 491
    I've always thought that Mary Ann was the better looking of the two. She hasn't changed with age. In today's terms I'd give Ginger a PSA 5 and Mary Ann a PSA 9. I have no direct knowledge whether or not they are OC or off centered. I'd leave that to the professionals.

    I've always thought that the Skipper was with Ginger, Gilligan with Mary Ann and the Professor was looking for a way to offset his nervous energy.

    As for Mr. Howell and Mrs. Howell, you'll have to wait for the video to come out.

    As for a professional grader on this bunch, I'm still looking for someone to take a look at my ALF collection. Doesn't seem to be an interest there. I still have the doll!

    Dale
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    zardoz51zardoz51 Posts: 1,168
    yes, I see what you're saying, however a PSA 9 mint is one that is essentially untouched, whereas a PSA 5 welcomes being handled and certainly fullfills a collector's needs. err........
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    acowaacowa Posts: 945 ✭✭
    Can't wait til the Gilligans Island cards hit the registry.

    Regards,

    Alan
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    JimmyBuffJimmyBuff Posts: 10
    Is there any sort of population report available for this set? The majority of the cards I've seen from this set haven't been in the greatest of conditions...
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    zardoz51zardoz51 Posts: 1,168
    Jimmy,

    there have been 498 cards graded, one of which was a PSA 10!! Talk about bragging rights.

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    JimmyBuffJimmyBuff Posts: 10


    << <i>Jimmy,

    there have been 498 cards graded, one of which was a PSA 10!! Talk about bragging rights. >>



    Very nice... I haven't seen any that would be even close to that! If you don't mind, what's the most popular grade? 4-5?
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