<< <i> Explain the centering on this to me. It's got to be 80/20 TB? I don't understand. chaz >>
To me that card looks very close to many other PSA 9's I have seen on the 1970 cards and I don't see any PSA 10's right now for comparing. They must be super tough cards so are you should try to resub. I certainly understand your frustration as you are looking at a big gain in value.
<< <i> Explain the centering on this to me. It's got to be 80/20 TB? I don't understand. chaz >>
To me that card looks very close to many other PSA 9's I have seen on the 1970 cards and I don't see any PSA 10's right now for comparing. They must be super tough cards so are you should try to resub. I certainly understand your frustration as you are looking at a big gain in value.
for the PSA to institute 9.5 Grades!!!!!!! >>
I don't know... I was going through one of my raw 1970 sets and came across one just like the pic I put up and I am going to send it in and see what happens. chaz
Who cares what technical grade problem cards receive? Price will reflect the problem. The Allen IMO looks ok for a low end 9, the Williams however should have received the (ST) qualifier. I have seen that stain on many a card.
<< <i>Who cares what technical grade problem cards receive? Price will reflect the problem. The Allen IMO looks ok for a low end 9, the Williams however should have received the (ST) qualifier. I have seen that stain on many a card.
Steve >>
Well then why don't they put the qualifier on it?? You have to be more blind than a rhino not to see that stain and not give a qualifier. The Allen card I posted would have gotten an OC qualifier from me PSA 9 (OC) which rates it a 7 in my book. chaz
Chaz, I dunno. I did not grade those cards, like I said the Allen is a 9 IMO the Williams should have received the qualifier. And as for you getting a 7 for it you may have received an 8 too. (for the Allen)
The 9 to 7 thingie is ONLY for registry weighting. Some cards can have 8 or 9 corners but centering can and has knocked them down to 3 and better. It is those cards I want the OC qualifier.
I have no problem buying the Allen as a 9. Would I go all out for it? No, but I'd pay 8+ money for it.
<< <i>Chaz, I dunno. I did not grade those cards, like I said the Allen is a 9 IMO the Williams should have received the qualifier. And as for you getting a 7 for it you may have received an 8 too. (for the Allen)
The 9 to 7 thingie is ONLY for registry weighting. Some cards can have 8 or 9 corners but centering can and has knocked them down to 3 and better. It is those cards I want the OC qualifier.
I have no problem buying the Allen as a 9. Would I go all out for it? No, but I'd pay 8+ money for it.
Steve >>
WinPitcher- I still don't understand on the Allen card pic I posted. How can you say it justifies the 9 when it is so OC T/B ?? I have seen other Allen cards that are nicely centered and got the 9. Pls. explain. chaz
Chaz, you aren't taking about all the gray thickness at the bottom are you? You should really only be looking at the gray portion underneath his name, not all the gray down there.
On a card like this where all 4 sides con not have equal thickness I try to make sure the single area (the top in this case) is about equal thickness to the other two areas (left and right in this case).
Top to bottom centering is very hard to tell on 1972's as well since there is that bubble top breaking the into the white border on the top, and the oval that houses the name breaking into the white border on the bottom.
Actually, on the 1970 Topps, the implied bottom border is actually lower than the bottom of the Name/Position text. Why? Because on many cards, there are letters that extend down below that portion of the border field. Letters like "g, j, p, q, y." This is something that is rarely taken into consideration when looking at cards that don't contain such letters.
Just my two cents and something else to consider...
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<< <i>You think that's bad? How did this card get a 9?
Nam- looks like a "pee" splash to me. chaz
PS: Joe Orlando says "we're human, we make mistakes". Ah.... yeah Joe, I guess so.
<< <i>Looks more like 65/35. I don't think it's that far off. >>
I measured it and it was 77/33. "9" territory??????????? chaz
-chaz
<< <i>PSA 6.
-chaz >>
Beat me to it. Absolutely. chaz
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<< <i>Looks more like 65/35. I don't think it's that far off. >>
I measured it and it was 77/33. "9" territory??????????? chaz >>
77/33? is there 110% of the card on that card
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<< <i>Looks more like 65/35. I don't think it's that far off. >>
I measured it and it was 77/33. "9" territory??????????? chaz >>
77/33? is there 110% of the card on that card >>
<< <i>Any of the big submitters selling those?? >>
Yes.
<< <i> Explain the centering on this to me. It's got to be 80/20 TB? I don't understand. chaz >>
To me that card looks very close to many other PSA 9's I have seen on the 1970 cards and I don't see any PSA 10's right now for comparing. They must be super tough cards so are you should try to resub. I certainly understand your frustration as you are looking at a big gain in value.
<< <i>
<< <i> Explain the centering on this to me. It's got to be 80/20 TB? I don't understand. chaz >>
To me that card looks very close to many other PSA 9's I have seen on the 1970 cards and I don't see any PSA 10's right now for comparing. They must be super tough cards so are you should try to resub. I certainly understand your frustration as you are looking at a big gain in value.
I don't know... I was going through one of my raw 1970 sets and came across one just like the pic I put up and I am going to send it in and see what happens. chaz
<< <i>The Williams card deserves the PSA-9 as it has OIL on the front of it. It should sell for a premium!
It's not oil, it's a "pee" stain. chaz
The Allen IMO looks ok for a low end 9, the Williams however should have received the (ST)
qualifier. I have seen that stain on many a card.
Steve
<< <i>.....the Williams however should have received the (ST)
qualifier. I have seen that stain on many a card.
Steve >>
Me too, just not on an unqualified PSA 9.
<< <i>Who cares what technical grade problem cards receive? Price will reflect the problem.
The Allen IMO looks ok for a low end 9, the Williams however should have received the (ST)
qualifier. I have seen that stain on many a card.
Steve >>
Well then why don't they put the qualifier on it?? You have to be more blind than a rhino not to see that stain and not give a qualifier. The Allen card I posted would have gotten an OC qualifier from me PSA 9 (OC) which rates it a 7 in my book. chaz
have received the qualifier. And as for you getting a 7 for it you may have received an 8 too. (for the Allen)
The 9 to 7 thingie is ONLY for registry weighting. Some cards can have 8 or 9 corners but centering can and has knocked them down to 3
and better. It is those cards I want the OC qualifier.
I have no problem buying the Allen as a 9. Would I go all out for it? No, but I'd pay 8+ money for it.
Steve
<< <i>Chaz, I dunno. I did not grade those cards, like I said the Allen is a 9 IMO the Williams should
have received the qualifier. And as for you getting a 7 for it you may have received an 8 too. (for the Allen)
The 9 to 7 thingie is ONLY for registry weighting. Some cards can have 8 or 9 corners but centering can and has knocked them down to 3
and better. It is those cards I want the OC qualifier.
I have no problem buying the Allen as a 9. Would I go all out for it? No, but I'd pay 8+ money for it.
Steve >>
WinPitcher- I still don't understand on the Allen card pic I posted. How can you say it justifies the 9 when it is so OC T/B ?? I have seen other Allen cards that are nicely centered and got the 9. Pls. explain. chaz
On a card like this where all 4 sides con not have equal thickness I try to make sure the single area (the top in this case) is about equal thickness to the other two areas (left and right in this case).
Top to bottom centering is very hard to tell on 1972's as well since there is that bubble top breaking the into the white border on the top, and the oval that houses the name breaking into the white border on the bottom.
Just my two cents and something else to consider...
It is just the way the set is. The T/B centering is not as bad as you think.
Steve
<< <i>Chaz I did say it was low end for the grade. I have seen 9's for that set with the line at the top.
It is just the way the set is. The T/B centering is not as bad as you think.
Steve >>
Ok WinPitcher. I'll take your word for it. chaz