Cards can curl even if they are stacked on their backs in a pile. It depends on the thickness of the stock and the type of heat your house has. I remember sorting cards into 100's at my shop which had steam heat and the next morning the cards were curled. I sorted cards at my house (hot water heat) no curling. I once sold a bunch of minty 71 topps raw (yeah I know) and the buyer was PO'd that they came curled and accused me of selling cards that got wet. I tried to explain the concept to him to no avail.
His loss, the next person and those thereafter were very happy with the cards.
I found them in an attic that I was cleaning out and they must have sat in that box for 30 plus years. All were series 1 cards.
I did pretty good with them (about 200 in all) they were among the first cards I sold on ebay. IMO they were easy 8's with 1 card a LL that might have 10'd.
I still regret to this day not sending them to PSA. It was before I began having cards graded.
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and the type of heat your house has. I remember sorting cards into 100's at my shop which had steam heat and the next morning the cards
were curled. I sorted cards at my house (hot water heat) no curling. I once sold a bunch of minty 71 topps raw (yeah I know) and the buyer
was PO'd that they came curled and accused me of selling cards that got wet. I tried to explain the concept to him to no avail.
His loss, the next person and those thereafter were very happy with the cards.
I found them in an attic that I was cleaning out and they must have sat in that box for 30 plus years. All were series 1 cards.
I did pretty good with them (about 200 in all) they were among the first cards I sold on ebay. IMO they were easy 8's with 1 card
a LL that might have 10'd.
I still regret to this day not sending them to PSA. It was before I began having cards graded.
Steve