<< <i>All appear to be PSA 4-6 material........not sure if you did well or not..... >>
Agreed. Not to pee on your charcoal, but from a grading standpoint, you're going to be disappointed I think. From a value standpoint, you'll probably realize more $$ in raw form.
I agree that you'll probably do better just leaving them raw. You won't make a ton of profit, but it seems people sometimes overvalue raw cards than ones with an established grade. Bobbyw is probably right - most will be the 4-6 category. maybe you'll pull a 7 somewhere. At an average of $20 per card, you'll probably still make some profit back.
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<< <i>All appear to be PSA 4-6 material........not sure if you did well or not..... >>
Agreed. Not to pee on your charcoal, but from a grading standpoint, you're going to be disappointed I think. From a value standpoint, you'll probably realize more $$ in raw form.
In any event, at $20 apiece, I think you did fine - not a bad buy at all.
But visually, some of the cards look GREAT, e.g.
1961 Aaron PSA 7.5
1967 Aaron PSA 8oc
1968 Aaron PSA 8oc
1969 Aaron PSA 9oc
1971 Aaron PSA 6.5
The 1969 Mays also looks gorgeous.