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Some strong 1970
Nikklos
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Just because I feel like sharing and wish I was ripping.
They are raw obviously but will soon be heading to PSA.
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They are raw obviously but will soon be heading to PSA.
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Good luck with sub
Jmaciu's Collection
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.
Topps29 - I could fill pages and pages with 1970s not going to PSA due to centering. But I definitely have submitted ones with less than ideal centering if I thought the prospect of an 8 was worth it.
By the way, I am proud to say that I have possessed the above Seaver and Regan cards since I was 11 years old. Bought a 33-card 1970 cello pack at a card show in 1981. It was NINE BUCKS for the pack. Even back then when I was destroying cards, I knew I had to keep these nice. The pack had a Brock too. Brock got a 7 (not centered too well).
I'm over 90% on the graded set and hoping to finish it off by early next year. Got about 80% through my own submissions but will likely rely on purchasing already graded cards to finish it off. Once I complete it in 8 or better, that will fill in a run from 1968-1971 of all 8 or better sets. Just picked up the Yaz AS and Corrales recently which are both tough cards. In fact, all the AS cards are tough. I need the Rose to finish off the AS subset in 8 or better.
I have been so focused on subbing the cards that I have ripped in the past couple of years during my return to the hobby that I am only now really getting around to subbing cards from my youth. There is not as much gradeable material as I thought there would be. Thought I was smart putting everything in plastic sheets - I think those sheets did them in. Have pulled a few PSA 10s that have been in sheets for 30 years but they are few and far between. I think it depends on the stock. Turns out 1979 OPC, 1983 Topps and 1984 Donruss brave old-school plastic sheets pretty well. Oddly enough, 1963 Topps is also pretty hardy.
The Seaver and Regan were sitting in a pile of other 1970 cards from the same cello pack in a box in a cabinet. No plastic. No nothing. Best way to keep them it turns out.
<< <i>Gemint - 80% from your own submissions? Wow - I can't imagine how many cards you'd have to go through to accomplish that.
I have been so focused on subbing the cards that I have ripped in the past couple of years during my return to the hobby that I am only now really getting around to subbing cards from my youth. There is not as much gradeable material as I thought there would be. Thought I was smart putting everything in plastic sheets - I think those sheets did them in. Have pulled a few PSA 10s that have been in sheets for 30 years but they are few and far between. I think it depends on the stock. Turns out 1979 OPC, 1983 Topps and 1984 Donruss brave old-school plastic sheets pretty well. Oddly enough, 1963 Topps is also pretty hardy.
The Seaver and Regan were sitting in a pile of other 1970 cards from the same cello pack in a box in a cabinet. No plastic. No nothing. Best way to keep them it turns out. >>
I didn't have to go through too many sets. Two high grade sets bought off eBay in the late 90s, a NM-MT set from the local card shop that was missing only the big stars ($100 purchase!) and a high grade lot of 8s and 9s from an AH I don't recall.
I'm surprised your cards in plastic sheets didn't fare well. I had some 60s cards I purchased from a flea market in 1981 and most graded 8s when I submitted them 20 years later.
1 1 22012269 MINT 9 1970 TOPPS 686 JACKIE HERNANDEZ Card
2 1 22012270 NEAR MINT-MINT 8 1970 TOPPS 300 TOM SEAVER Card
3 1 22012271 MINT 9 1970 TOPPS 635 BOB ALLISON
Didn't submit Regan as I felt back may not be 90/10.
Really was hoping the Seaver would 9. Allison and Hernandez I still really think are 10s.