PSA crossover grading question

plifter · October 23, 2007 11:15AM

I submitted a 1933 Goudey Babe Ruth that had been graded 4.5 by GAI. I submitted it as a crossover to PSA with a minimum grade stipulation of "5". When I look it up online, all it says under the grade is m/g. Does that mean it made the minimum grade or it missed the minimum grade? I've looked all over PSA's website but found no explanation. Please help me if you know the answer. I'm dying from the anxiety and customer service is closed. I won't be able to sleep tonight not knowing if my beloved Babe is still in it's GAI holder or if it has moved to a new home with PSA. Thanks!

InMySock · October 23, 2007 11:22AM

That means it missed the minimum grade. Sorry.

plifter · October 23, 2007 11:31AM

Thank you for delivering the news to me. Oh well, I'm only out $120.00 for the grading fee and shipping costs. Ya win some, ya lose some. I still love that card. It has excellent eye appeal for that low of a grade.

nam812 · October 23, 2007 11:42AM

17 posts in over 6 years. Be sure to get back to us when you need something again.

plifter · October 23, 2007 12:20PM

<< 17 posts in over 6 years. Be sure to get back to us when you need something again. >>

I'm sorry, but was your comment intended to be hostile? I don't recall reading any rules regarding minimum usage in the terms of use when I registered back in the Pre-Cambrian Era. Showing hostility is also counter productive for someone advertising their E-bay auctions in their signature. It certainly turns me off from transacting business with you.

lawnmowerman · October 23, 2007 12:23PM

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<< 17 posts in over 6 years. Be sure to get back to us when you need something again. >>

I'm sorry, but was your comment intended to be hostile? I don't recall reading any rules regarding minimum usage in the terms of use when I registered back in the Pre-Cambrian Era. >>

Yes it sure was. You have to watch out for that nam guy.

I once typed something he didnt like and his fist actually came through my monitor and narrowly missed my chin.

If it wasnt for my cat like reflexes that would have hurt.

nam812 · October 23, 2007 12:25PM

Take it however you like, just try to contribute a little too. In this world there are lifters, and there are leaners. Which are you?

plifter · October 23, 2007 12:44PM

<< Take it however you like, just try to contribute a little too. In this world there are lifters, and there are leaners. Which are you? >>

I think my screen name answers that question. Plifter is short for powerlifter. You probably would not be rude to me if we were meeting face to face as I'm a rather large and strong man. I do not understand why some people act rude on the internet just because there is a sense of anonymity. That is all I have to say regarding this minor incident.

Again, I sincerely thank the user who assisted me with my question. I look forward to discussing cards more frequently in this forum.

drewsef · October 23, 2007 12:58PM

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<< Take it however you like, just try to contribute a little too. In this world there are lifters, and there are leaners. Which are you? >>

I think my screen name answers that question. Plifter is short for powerlifter. You probably would not be rude to me if we were meeting face to face as I'm a rather large and strong man. I do not understand why some people act rude on the internet just because there is a sense of anonymity. That is all I have to say regarding this minor incident.

Again, I sincerely thank the user who assisted me with my question. I look forward to discussing cards more frequently in this forum. >>

LOL, are you cereal?

psafan · October 23, 2007 1:00PM

<< 17 posts in over 6 years. Be sure to get back to us when you need something again. >>

And 1300 posts in 7 months??? Try getting a life

plifter · October 23, 2007 1:01PM

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LOL, are you cereal?

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I do not understand what breakfast has to do with this topic.

TomGshotput · October 23, 2007 1:03PM

Big muscles has nothing to do with acting rude or not

nam812 · October 23, 2007 1:34PM

<< 1300 posts in 7 months??? Try getting a life >>

Are you saying all the good people on the boards with a lot of posts in a relatively short amount of time have no lives?

nam812 · October 23, 2007 1:36PM

<< Plifter is short for powerlifter. You probably would not be rude to me if we were meeting face to face >>

Powerlifter, shoplifter, whatever....just do your part.

grote15 · October 23, 2007 1:39PM

Captain Kirk sure is ornery tonight!

cravetopps · October 23, 2007 1:53PM

<<Captain Kirk sure is ornery tonight! >>>

Yep. I thought the guy asked a legitimate question and getting shot down (for respecting people's time, basically) is not a great welcome. plifter, if you know how to post images, you should post an image of your 33 Ruth. Would love to see what it looks like and you'll get a lot of good (and helpful) opinions.

nam812 · October 23, 2007 1:55PM

He got all his welcomes 7 years ago when he joined.

lawnmowerman · October 23, 2007 10:52PM

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<< 17 posts in over 6 years. Be sure to get back to us when you need something again. >>

And 1300 posts in 7 months??? Try getting a life >>

So whats your other user name troll?

royalbrett · October 23, 2007 11:21PM

<< Showing hostility is also counter productive for someone advertising their E-bay auctions in their signature. >>

I'd better get posting.

nam812 · October 23, 2007 11:29PM

People that are too lazy to help out the good members of these boards (not you royalbrett....yet lol) might not be the kind of people I want bidding on my auctions anyway.

BunchOBull · October 23, 2007 11:36PM

Man-Bear-Pig is a threat to all online forums...he's super-cereal.

PSA crossover grading question

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