Resubmission technique
MissyBearTS
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Your thoughts/experiences welcome!
Would you (1) resubmit for review or (2) crack the slab and then resubmit?
Thanks
Would you (1) resubmit for review or (2) crack the slab and then resubmit?
Thanks
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However, with almost 25% of the '72 PBA Photos PSA Pop Report being 10s, I'd say send them in for a review, rather than cracking and resubbing. Why take a chance of accidentally scratching/damaging the cards by cracking, especially if you feel that strongly that they are indeed 10s.
Do you know what to look for with your microscope? Not saying you don't, but there have been threads here before talking about using infra-red lighting instead of loupes etc to detect certain flaws.
Hope everything works out for you and you get your 10s!
PoppaJ
<< <i>1972 PBA Photos. All 3 cards I 'm considering are PSA-9's but 2 of them are flawless even under a microscope. They where received last Friday and grades popped last Monday. To fast for my liking and I suspect the grader wasn't in the "10" mood. >>
I sense trouble, not on PSA's part, but on your part. Did you pay for the fast service? Also, don't be greedy, 99 out of 100 times a "9" is really a 9 and not a 10.
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<< <i>1972 PBA Photos. All 3 cards I 'm considering are PSA-9's but 2 of them are flawless even under a microscope. They where received last Friday and grades popped last Monday. To fast for my liking and I suspect the grader wasn't in the "10" mood. >>
I sense trouble, not on PSA's part, but on your part. Did you pay for the fast service? Also, don't be greedy, 99 out of 100 times a "9" is really a 9 and not a 10. >>
Really 99 out of 100
you should apply to be a PSA grader!
I suppose one could try and review for a 10.
FWIW I would never crack a 9 hoping for a 10. I'd get 8's.
Steve
Further thoughts?
I've never sent in for review, but have cracked and re-subbed with good results. But one thing about cracking, and I know others have experienced this, is that sometimes when you see the card outside the slab you can suddenly see why it got the grade it did. I recently cracked a 5 out thinking it should have been a 6, then I saw the bend in it. It's in the group sub now, and I'm just hoping it doesn't come back a 4.