1982 Wrestling All Stars Series A #1 Andre The Giant BGS 9.5 on EBAY....
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Andre The Giant
This card obviously has no shot at crossing with the centering and size of the card but it will certainly be interesting to watch for sure.
I could see this card bringing a very strong price either way.
Put this one on your watch list for sure.
This card obviously has no shot at crossing with the centering and size of the card but it will certainly be interesting to watch for sure.
I could see this card bringing a very strong price either way.
Put this one on your watch list for sure.
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This card is a blazer for sure. Awesome corners, great coloring. The problem is the card is very short and most likely would not grade at this point by PSA. I am willing to bet it would come back as MIN SIZE REQ.
I am not smart enough to know if it is trimmed but the 82A in particular come in different sizes but the standard size is for these cards is 1/8 of an inch larger on both the top and side.
PSA in recent months have rejected a number of cards for this. In the event it would grade it is clearly off centered top to bottom and certainly not deserving of Gem Mint centering.
I would give this a PSA 8 if it did grade and still a great card for this issue.
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This card obviously has no shot at crossing with the centering and size of the card but it will certainly be interesting to watch for sure.
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But BGS has said the centering is 9.5 GEM MINT, so it must be perfect, right?
<< <i>No way that centering is 9.5 being that low. The 6.5 one listed has better T/B centering IMO. >>
shh....you're making sense. BGS says 9.5 GEM MINT, so it must be so.
I think the centering on my PSA 9 is better on the top to bottom. It has razor sharp corners and if the centering was a touch higher could be close to a PSA 10.
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First it was listed and I posted it. Then it showed up in PWCC auction and sold for $2,871. A few weeks later it pops back up on EBAY and sells for $1,362.
It ended up in the hands of a collector from Hawaii who is putting together a set in BGS holders and hopefully he is happy with the card.
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