A Tale of Two PSA2's

WarHoundR69

Check out card No. 64, graded PSA2, in my No. 1 Uncle Sam Home Defense set. Then check out card No. 64 , also graded PSA2, in my No. 2 Uncle Sam Home Defense set. Big difference wouldn't you agree.

My question is there an easy way to switch the cards between the sets, short of deleting both cards then adding them again?

That way I wouldn't have to rescan the cards and add the inventory data.

Sorry I don't know how to add a link, if someone could do that I would appreciate it.

bobsbbcards

Set #1

Set #2

WarHoundR69

Thanks for posting the links.

scooperqpr

Warhound,could you not right click the images save them to your computer delete them from your registry and then just upload the pictures from your computer?

WarHoundR69

Tony - PSA has disabled the right click function on images in the Registry. I already tried that. Plus I would still have to renter the pricing data.

bobsbbcards

You just have to be tricky....

Set #1



Set #2

WarHoundR69

Thanks Bob - I'll see what I can do. Still shaking my head over the second card - How did the card only grade as a 2?

WarHoundR69

I figured it out, you right click and save as a document, then when you open the set document you can right click on the image to save it.

Thanks Bob, you learn something new every day.

Problem solved.

1960toppsguy

what the heck kind of set is that?

WarHoundR69

A NonSport set typical of the 30's - 40's era. Those are the cards I mainly collect.

otwcards

<< <i>what the heck kind of set is that? >>



Gum, Inc. (aka Bowman after WWII) issued this "Uncle Sam and Home Defense" set in 1941. The set consisted of 144 cards.

downtown

You should be able to just deleat item from set, while it will be still remain in your inventory. Then you can add them back to the opposite sets.