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Oh My Gosh!

VarghaVargha Posts: 2,392 ✭✭
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21 new PSA 9's were added to the Pop. Report for 1951 Bowman on the latest updating; moving the total from 351 up to 372! Where did they all come from?

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  • pinhighpinhigh Posts: 185
    Maybe this is that find that I was hoping for . . . and see, no one had to pass away image There have also been fairly large jumps in high grade vintage for other sets this week. I hope they come up for auction and if so, you better start printing out those Varghabucks.
    "We don't own these cards, we just hold them for awhile." -- Jay of Quality Cards
  • HalleyGatorHalleyGator Posts: 136
    I suspect this will happen more and more over the years as old collectors start to TRUST the PSA slabbing process more and more.

    I think there are a lot of very nice old collections out there that are sitting in top-load plastic holders ... and I think these collectors will eventually see the light and come to PSA for grading ... if for no other reason than to register their lifelong collection.

    After all, these 1951 Bowmans are only 51 years old ... so what are the odds that there are only 2 mint condition cards out there for each player???

    There are probably a bunch out there ... but every day somebody, somewhere, somehow dings the corner of a Mint condition 1951 Bowman card and the field gets smaller !!!!
  • GATOR5GATOR5 Posts: 654 ✭
    You Guys

    Vargha, you definitly are going to see a huge jump in the 59-65 here sometime soon. I know
    of a guy that is getting ready to send in a ton of commons from these years. He has many
    3200 count boxes, mostly one of each year all in toploader. He took 20 cards to superior.
    2 years ago and flipped eleven 9's wow including 2 low pop clemente's. I've seen the cards
    myself and he consults me all the time on what he should do. Put it this way he doesn't have
    to do anything. Your assumptions are correct.

    Gator
  • VarghaVargha Posts: 2,392 ✭✭
    So the interesting thing to see will be this -- will the prices drop because of increased supply or will they remain steady or rise because the increased availability of cards brings collectors into the fold who would have stayed out had there not been the new influx of high grade vintage made available?
  • mikeschmidtmikeschmidt Posts: 5,756 ✭✭✭
    Prices will rise -- too many chasing too few, and the increase is enough to bring more in without turning more away.

    As for the new 1951 Bowman PSA 9 cards -- good luck! With Brancabucks calling the shots, you can hopefully squeeze some in that he might already have. That is, if they are even ever offered publically. It seems like minus the set from Mastro last year, that John has not purchased that much through public forums -- he has an amazing set of contacts.
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  • VarghaVargha Posts: 2,392 ✭✭
    I got one of them --a PSA 9 Jackie Jensen rookie (from a dealer) in exchange for my PSA 8 and some $$$$.
  • NickMNickM Posts: 4,895 ✭✭✭
    Vargha - is it possible that a number of high end 8s were resubmitted and got 9s?

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  • mcastaldimcastaldi Posts: 1,237 ✭✭✭
    Along the lines of what Nick said, I would have to first question how many of these new 9s used to reside in PSA8 holders.

    Mike
    So full of action, my name should be a verb.
  • VarghaVargha Posts: 2,392 ✭✭
    Anything is certainly possible. I should try to do a little investigation to find out where the one I got came from.
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