Any chance of a 10?

IMO, these are two very high end PSA 9s. Don't think they have any shot at a 10 just through PSA's review service, and I've been considering cracking out and resubmitting. My simple question is do you think either card appears to have a reasonable chance at receiving a 10?
Here are some closeups of front and back:
1980 Topps Bird/Erving/Magic RC


1970 Topps Nolan Ryan


Here are some closeups of front and back:
1980 Topps Bird/Erving/Magic RC


1970 Topps Nolan Ryan



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The Magic/Bird might have a shot
Bird/Magic ... IMO ... NO WAY would it come back lower than a 9.
Ryan - IMO ... I think there is a good chance it would come back lower. BOTH top corners (especially on the pic of the reverse) do NOT look like "9" quality ... I guess it could be the scan.
GOOD LUCK if you crack 'em.
Doug
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<< <i>I think no on the Ryan
The Magic/Bird might have a shot >>
I agree...
Good luck if you decide to try it...Donato
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Good luck, but I think consensus says "no" to the Ryan!
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<< <i>Leave them both >>
He didn't say he's cracking them
A try at review never hurts if you've got a high-end 9
On a big card like the Bird, they'll scrutinize it pretty good
But in the case of the Bird, the review cost is low compared to the possible gain
If that's not a gray print mark by Magic's name, I'd send it in with your next review order
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<< <i>Leave them both >>
He didn't say he's cracking them
A try at review never hurts if you've got a high-end 9
On a big card like the Bird, they'll scrutinize it pretty good
But in the case of the Bird, the review cost is low compared to the possible gain
If that's not a gray print mark by Magic's name, I'd send it in with your next review order >>
He did say he was considering cracking them.
<< <i> Don't think they have any shot at a 10 just through PSA's review service, and I've been considering cracking out and resubmitting >>
I think the bballers have a 10% shot but a 90% shot of being a 9 again...
Topps White Out (silver) letters Alex Gordon
80 Topps Greg Pryor “No Name"
90 ProSet Dexter Manley error
90 Topps Jeff King Yellow back
1958 Topps Pancho Herrera (no“a”)
81 Topps Art Howe (black smear above hat)
91 D A. Hawkins BC-12 “Pitcher”
The Magic/Bird might have a shot
My thoughts exactly.
I would submit the MAGIC for a review. I have had very good success bumping 9's to 10's on review. I think about 25% all beit a limited sampleing. I think I have resubbed about 12 and had 3 or 4 bump from a 9 to a 10.
Good luck.
Steve
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<< <i>Leave them both >>
He didn't say he's cracking them
A try at review never hurts if you've got a high-end 9
On a big card like the Bird, they'll scrutinize it pretty good
But in the case of the Bird, the review cost is low compared to the possible gain
If that's not a gray print mark by Magic's name, I'd send it in with your next review order >>
He did say he was considering cracking them.
<< <i> Don't think they have any shot at a 10 just through PSA's review service, and I've been considering cracking out and resubmitting >>
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My bad
Yeah cracking wouldn't be my first choice. I'd send it for review at least 2X first
If it doesn't bump, then maybe crack it. My biggest fear would be damaging a $700 card
and I think those breaks in the perforations are just part of the card
i'd be very satisfied with the grade on the Ryan.
good luck, hope ya get a bump.