What is the most ridiculous card you have ever seen graded?
jswieton
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What is the most ridiculous card you have ever seen graded? For example I would love to see a 1988 Topps Bruce Sutter slabed in a PSA 4 holder. I pretty much guarantee you would have a pop report of 1 of 1. There are some dumb people out there. I am sure there's a few.
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Yup, we definately have a winner with the first post.
CDsNuts, 1/9/15
Has anybody ever seen a card with 2 qualifiers? The owner should have spilled some tea on it and then it would have gotten an ST qualifier.
Shane
Always looking for Topps Salesman Samples, pre '51 unopened packs, E90-2, E91a, N690 Kalamazoo Bats, and T204 Square Frame Ramly's
Always looking for Topps Salesman Samples, pre '51 unopened packs, E90-2, E91a, N690 Kalamazoo Bats, and T204 Square Frame Ramly's
<< <i>I might submit this card to PSA - could be the first card ever to receive a grade of 1/2 - LOL >>
I dunno, Steve. With so much of the card below included, that one might come back ungraded, miscut.
The LaValliere is hilarious!
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<< <i>I might submit this card to PSA - could be the first card ever to receive a grade of 1/2 - LOL >>
I dunno, Steve. With so much of the card below included, that one might come back ungraded, miscut.
The LaValliere is hilarious! >>
I actually cut that card myself as a very young boy back in 1962, with those little silver blunt scissors. A neighborhood friend of mine when I lived in Fairfield, Connecticut...his dad worked for Topps and now and then he'd bring home a sheet of uncut cards for us to cutup. My friend Jack would invite his friends over to cutup the sheet with him - to me it was great fun...free cards!!! Of course Jack would get first shot at the sheet and he's get the stars, but I wasn't unhappy at all getting some of the commons.
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<< I might submit this card to PSA - could be the first card ever to receive a grade of 1/2 - LOL >>
I dunno, Steve. With so much of the card below included, that one might come back ungraded, miscut.
The LaValliere is hilarious! >>
I actually cut that card myself as a very young boy back in 1962, with those little silver blunt scissors. A neighborhood friend of mine when I lived in Fairfield, Connecticut...his dad worked for Topps and now and then he'd bring home a sheet of uncut cards for us to cutup. My friend Jack would invite his friends over to cutup the sheet with him - to me it was great fun...free cards!!! Of course Jack would get first shot at the sheet and he's get the stars, but I wasn't unhappy at all getting some of the commons. >>
Oh, gosh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to dis your scissor skills! I trust they've improved since then?
That's a great story, and it sounds like it was great fun. I'm envious: none of my friends' dads had cool jobs like that. My best friend's dad cut trees for a living, and all he had to offer was sawdust.
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<< I might submit this card to PSA - could be the first card ever to receive a grade of 1/2 - LOL >>
I dunno, Steve. With so much of the card below included, that one might come back ungraded, miscut.
The LaValliere is hilarious! >>
I actually cut that card myself as a very young boy back in 1962, with those little silver blunt scissors. A neighborhood friend of mine when I lived in Fairfield, Connecticut...his dad worked for Topps and now and then he'd bring home a sheet of uncut cards for us to cutup. My friend Jack would invite his friends over to cutup the sheet with him - to me it was great fun...free cards!!! Of course Jack would get first shot at the sheet and he's get the stars, but I wasn't unhappy at all getting some of the commons. >>
Oh, gosh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to dis your scissor skills! I trust they've improved since then?
That's a great story, and it sounds like it was great fun. I'm envious: none of my friends' dads had cool jobs like that. My best friend's dad cut trees for a living, and all he had to offer was sawdust. >>
It's always interesting from a young kid's perspective - Baseball cards were so popular in our neighborhood, and with Jack's father working for Topps, us kids just figured that Topps musta had many thousands of employees, and that every neighborhood had people living there who worked for Topps. LOL
<< <i>That LaValliere card is even off centered!
Has anybody ever seen a card with 2 qualifiers? The owner should have spilled some tea on it and then it would have gotten an ST qualifier. >>
I did put some oil on it from a pan that I fried some fish in... Either the grader missed it or they don't give two qualifiers.
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