<< <i>Not yet, but I believe it is in the works.... >>
Did you hear this from someone in PSA? I asked PSA customer service in June since I was looking to encapsulate 1936-38 Overland Candy, which are wrappers, and Priscilla from PSA responded that they don't grade wrappers because they are too fragile to holder.
<< <i>Did you hear this from someone in PSA? I asked PSA customer service in June since I was looking to encapsulate 1936-38 Overland Candy, which are wrappers, and Priscilla from PSA responded that they don't grade wrappers because they are too fragile to holder >>
This would be cool but I hope they cater the grading standards around wrappers that were actually used to wrap a wax pack. I think a wrapper with a bit of wax and creases where it would have been folded around the pack would be cooler than a pristine wrapper that was never used and just sat in warehouse.
<< <i>This would be cool but I hope they cater the grading standards around wrappers that were actually used to wrap a wax pack. I think a wrapper with a bit of wax and creases where it would have been folded around the pack would be cooler than a pristine wrapper that was never used and just sat in warehouse. >>
Completely agree!!
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Picked up a couple beautiful vintage hockey wrappers at the National and decided to do a little research and resurrect this thread.
Looks to me like the 68 3D wrapper is the only wrapper that's ever been slabbed (per the pop report). Does anyone know if this means PSA will slab wax wrappers? Obviously there are no current PSA grading standards for wrappers, but I'd be happy to have mine slabbed as authentic. Any feedback would be most appreciated!
Thanks for the quick reply - Wonder why PSA would have slabbed one wrapper and return yours unholdered? Were you expecting a numerical grade or an authentic slab?
Think I may call their customer service area tomorrow and ask if they will authenticate like the 68 3D wrapper.
<< <i>Wrappers Check this auction out. This is what you call two snipes colliding and the bids look legit too. >>
Holy Crap Dave! I know that I used to have about half of those PACKS back in the day... all graded by GAI ... and none were more than $30.00, IIRC. Maybe the others are rare? Who knows ... but DEFINITELY a HUGE windfall for the seller, IMO.
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$33.00 to $1,625??!! For wrappers?? I need to take mine out of storage, LOL!
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<< <i>Don't see anything of value in this lot. The wacky ones are worth .50 - $5. >>
My feelings also. Is it possible two snipers put an extra digit in their snipe??
I once meant to snipe an item at $41.66. Instead, I mistakenly entered $416.66~luckily I won the item for "only" $60, LOL!
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
<< <i>Should I start opening my packs to sell the more valuable wrappers? >>
Yes, absolutely. 2nd series ALF wrappers are in high demand right now!
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
There's been some really nice wrappers on eBay lately. Superman 1940 Gum, Presidents, Hogan's Heroes, a couple '52 Topps, 60s Batman.
I think anyone putting these sets together would enjoy adding a wrapper to their collection. I was outbid on a 1940 Superman Gum wrapper last months that went for more than $200.
Check this auction out. This is what you call two snipes colliding and the bids look legit too. >>
I need to be educated on this...... this seems pretty wild.
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My nonsports connections tell me that the Scanlens Super Stickers wrapper is the rare/valuable one. But I can't find any documentation of its existence, let alone its value....
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Wait, sorry- I see I'm a little late.
<< <i>Gary joke incoming in 3,2,1.....
Wait, sorry- I see I'm a little late. >>
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<< <i>Not yet, but I believe it is in the works.... >>
Did you hear this from someone in PSA? I asked PSA customer service in June since I was looking to encapsulate 1936-38 Overland Candy, which are wrappers, and Priscilla from PSA responded that they don't grade wrappers because they are too fragile to holder.
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<< <i>Did you hear this from someone in PSA? I asked PSA customer service in June since I was looking to encapsulate 1936-38 Overland Candy, which are wrappers, and Priscilla from PSA responded that they don't grade wrappers because they are too fragile to holder >>
Yes. Roy Acala told me that 3 months ago.
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<< <i>they would look awesome slabbed...I really hope this happens one day... >>
Agreed.
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<< <i>This would be cool but I hope they cater the grading standards around wrappers that were actually used to wrap a wax pack. I think a wrapper with a bit of wax and creases where it would have been folded around the pack would be cooler than a pristine wrapper that was never used and just sat in warehouse. >>
Completely agree!!
Looks to me like the 68 3D wrapper is the only wrapper that's ever been slabbed (per the pop report). Does anyone know if this means PSA will slab wax wrappers? Obviously there are no current PSA grading standards for wrappers, but I'd be happy to have mine slabbed as authentic. Any feedback would be most appreciated!
1968 3D wrapper slabbed
Lou Gehrig Master Set
Non-Registry Collection
Game Used Cards Collection
Think I may call their customer service area tomorrow and ask if they will authenticate like the 68 3D wrapper.
Check this auction out. This is what you call two snipes colliding and the bids look legit too.
<< <i>Wrappers
Check this auction out. This is what you call two snipes colliding and the bids look legit too. >>
Holy Crap Dave! I know that I used to have about half of those PACKS back in the day... all graded by GAI ... and none were more than $30.00, IIRC. Maybe the others are rare? Who knows ... but DEFINITELY a HUGE windfall for the seller, IMO.
Doug
Liquidating my collection for the 3rd and final time. Time for others to enjoy what I have enjoyed over the last several decades. Money could be put to better use.
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
<< <i>Don't see anything of value in this lot. The wacky ones are worth .50 - $5. >>
My feelings also. Is it possible two snipers put an extra digit in their snipe??
I once meant to snipe an item at $41.66. Instead, I mistakenly entered $416.66~luckily I won the item for "only" $60, LOL!
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
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<< <i>Should I start opening my packs to sell the more valuable wrappers? >>
Yes, absolutely. 2nd series ALF wrappers are in high demand right now!
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
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I think anyone putting these sets together would enjoy adding a wrapper to their collection. I was outbid on a 1940 Superman Gum wrapper last months that went for more than $200.
<< <i>Wrappers
Check this auction out. This is what you call two snipes colliding and the bids look legit too. >>
I need to be educated on this...... this seems pretty wild.
Looking to BUY n332 1889 SF Hess cards and high grade cards from 19th century especially. "Once you have wrestled everything else in life is easy" Dan Gable