A little side chipping is the only flaw I see in that pic. Looks like a PSA 9 to me.
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Best of luck with your sub. Comes back an "8" it's $100.00. A "9"? $400.00!!!!!
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<< <i>Best of luck with your sub. Comes back an "8" it's $100.00. A "9"? $400.00!!!!! >>
I think you'd probably get $500 for that card in a 9 today. PWCC sold one at auction for $650 in August and the last one sold for a BIN price of $475.
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Can't tell from my laptop. If those corners are as sharp as they look on my little screen - I see a 9 in your future. How do the front and back surfaces look?
<< <i>It looks like a solid 9 to me, thus you will get an 8.
Any interest in selling it raw? >>
He might, for $500, lol..
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I don't know about that. Justin's Shoebox bought a mint raw Henderson RC a while back and it graded a gem mint 10.
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Looks like a 9 every day of the week to me. Would be interested in seeing a scan of the back. If the back look good and clean, you may have an outside shot at a 10. You might have to crack and submit a few times, but I think you could play the odds and possibly get a 10 on that card.
I think you've got yourself an easy 9 there. If you get anything less, crack and re-submit. Keep us posted!
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Since the corners are indeed sharp I am going to go with a PSA 10.
This looks easily as strong as the two PSA 9's that sold on EBAY recently and I think the chipping along the right edge is better then both and would seem to be an issue to me with this type of card stock.
There are 34 PSA 9 OC's and judging by the many examples on EBAY this has great centering. This is a great card for sure. Good luck.
I am surprised some of think it has a shot at a 10. With the slight chipping, I'd be shocked. They have been so tough on giving 10's. Some of the 9's I've had reviewed that they won't bump are just sick.
I remember when a fellow board member posted a raw Rice and we all said PSA would give it an 8 and sure enough he got a 10. The issues we thought we saw on the scan were not there. I guess the question is how bad that chipping is in person?
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i see a PSA 9, front and back. that's for now. send it in yet Nikklos? shocked if you haven't.
after plenty of Gem Mint 10's received back from PSA for this issue, my own experience tells me that the slightly fuzzy border is all that could hold it back.
the 10's were from vending, of course. never pulled a pack fresh 10, though.
from what we've seen in the recent past, it wouldn't be shocking to see that card eventually find it's way into a 10 holder. that's what the bump fuss is all about.
My guess is that the card is in the area where the grade can't be determined by a scan. I'd loupe the heck out of it, walk away for a few days, loupe the hell out of it again. Good luck with the sub.
<< <i>My guess is that the card is in the area where the grade can't be determined by a scan. I'd loupe the heck out of it, walk away for a few days, loupe the hell out of it again. Good luck with the sub. >>
heh heh. Yep. The card to me looks like a 10. But I'm also in the 10 in my eyes, is an 8 in those that count s eyes club. Have actually done better with what you said. Check it a couple times, but in my case, the couple times should include at least one check while not buzzed and ready to ship to PSA !
Agreed on good luck with that one. Hope it's a 10 for you.
Unless there's a surface issue that's not evident from the scan, that card is a 9 every day of the week, imo.
As Guy (boopotts) has said many times here, using a loupe is not really necessary to determine the grade as long as you have plenty of light and check the surfaces.
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Great hit!
Looks like a 9
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<< <i>Best of luck with your sub. Comes back an "8" it's $100.00. A "9"? $400.00!!!!! >>
I think you'd probably get $500 for that card in a 9 today. PWCC sold one at auction for $650 in August and the last one sold for a BIN price of $475.
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Can't tell from my laptop. If those corners are as sharp as they look on my little screen - I see a 9 in your future. How do the front and back surfaces look?
Please post your results.
Any interest in selling it raw?
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I can't tell if they are modestly touched or not.
<< <i>It looks like a solid 9 to me, thus you will get an 8.
Any interest in selling it raw? >>
He might, for $500, lol..
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<< <i>What Clockwork Angel said was my point. >>
I don't know about that. Justin's Shoebox bought a mint raw Henderson RC a while back and it graded a gem mint 10.
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Looks like a 9 to me
IMO a very strong 8.5 all day and quite possibly a 9
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This looks easily as strong as the two PSA 9's that sold on EBAY recently and I think the chipping along the right edge is better then both and would seem to be an issue to me with this type of card stock.
There are 34 PSA 9 OC's and judging by the many examples on EBAY this has great centering. This is a great card for sure. Good luck.
I remember when a fellow board member posted a raw Rice and we all said PSA would give it an 8 and sure enough he got a 10. The issues we thought we saw on the scan were not there. I guess the question is how bad that chipping is in person?
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after plenty of Gem Mint 10's received back from PSA for this issue, my own experience tells me that the slightly fuzzy border is all that could hold it back.
the 10's were from vending, of course. never pulled a pack fresh 10, though.
from what we've seen in the recent past, it wouldn't be shocking to see that card eventually find it's way into a 10 holder. that's what the bump fuss is all about.
i hope it does.
<< <i>My guess is that the card is in the area where the grade can't be determined by a scan. I'd loupe the heck out of it, walk away for a few days, loupe the hell out of it again. Good luck with the sub. >>
heh heh. Yep. The card to me looks like a 10. But I'm also in the 10 in my eyes, is an 8 in those that count s eyes club. Have actually done better with what you said. Check it a couple times, but in my case, the couple times should include at least one check while not buzzed and ready to ship to PSA !
Agreed on good luck with that one. Hope it's a 10 for you.
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<< <i> I'd loupe the heck out of it, walk away for a few days, loupe the hell out of it again. >>
My guess is doing that will have no effect on the grade it gets from PSA.
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<< <i> I'd loupe the heck out of it, walk away for a few days, loupe the hell out of it again. >>
My guess is doing that will have no effect on the grade it gets from PSA. >>
No, but it will temper expectations if there's something visible on the surface.
As Guy (boopotts) has said many times here, using a loupe is not really necessary to determine the grade as long as you have plenty of light and check the surfaces.
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