1980 rickey henderson psa 10 back down to 12?

begsu1013

can anyone w/ a 1980 rickey henderson psa 9 in their collection AND has it registered on the set registry, lemme know what the "pop higher" says from their inventory page?

this is what mine is reading now:

Cert Number 40010346
Spec No. 0101804820
Description 1980 TOPPS 482 RICKEY HENDERSON
Grade 9
Pop 1478
Pop Higher 12
Pop Lower 12680
Owner's Comments 1/15 - pop 1452, 13 higher
3/15 - pop 1468, 13 higher
Purchased Date 3/20/2015

notice it's back down to pop 12 HOWEVER,

if I run the cert on the verification page, still reads 13.

just trying to figure out what's going on here....

if it's really back down to 12, then i'm really behind the 8 ball.

only thing that even remotely makes sense is perhaps a crossover to a bgs 10 pristine and someone has turned in the cert for validity.

not sure the pop on a pristine, but vcp doesnt show any sales history...

so could make it very interesting when if / when it surfaces.

or could just be a bug.

any insight?

grote15

Your prediction is going in the wrong direction..

grote15

My PSA 9 also states a pop of 12 higher.

begsu1013

<< <i>Your prediction is going in the wrong direction.. >>



just when you've thought you've seen it all...

talk about a prop bet! "i bet the pop goes down 1"

mattyc_collection

There are buggy blips in the pop reports all the time, which eventually correct.

lurkingnomore

If someone sends in a psa 10 for reholder into new holder psa in the process removes the card from pop then puts it back in. Serial # doesn't change but pop "temporarily" does before it returns. I experienced this with some low pop football I reholdered. Al

Dpeck100

<< <i>If someone sends in a psa 10 for reholder into new holder psa in the process removes the card from pop then puts it back in. Serial # doesn't change but pop "temporarily" does before it returns. I experienced this with some low pop football I reholdered. Al >>




I believe this is the correct answer. I have been told some of the higher dollar cads that are being sold on the private market are being requested to be reholdered for authentication purposes.

The pop drops when cards are being reviewed as well but obviously that doesn't apply with 10's.

70ToppsFanatic

<< <i>If someone sends in a psa 10 for reholder into new holder psa in the process removes the card from pop then puts it back in. Serial # doesn't change but pop "temporarily" does before it returns. I experienced this with some low pop football I reholdered. Al >>



Same thing happens with reviews. Card is temporarily removed from the pop report and then added back (post-review) wherever the review
ends up putting it.

Probably a standardized process for any card that comes in and is cracked from a holder, as reviewing a 10 wouldn't make much sense.

begsu1013

just weird it would effect the "inventory" pop and not the "cert verification" pop though....

ClockworkAngel

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<< <i>If someone sends in a psa 10 for reholder into new holder psa in the process removes the card from pop then puts it back in. Serial # doesn't change but pop "temporarily" does before it returns. I experienced this with some low pop football I reholdered. Al >>



Same thing happens with reviews. Card is temporarily removed from the pop report and then added back (post-review) wherever the review
ends up putting it.

Probably a standardized process for any card that comes in and is cracked from a holder, as reviewing a 10 wouldn't make much sense. >>



Yes, although it would not be a very tactful move to have a PSA 10 Rickey RC reviewed.

begsu1013

back up to 13 today. so only 1 more to go! ; )

mattyc_collection

You mean $1300? That sounds exactly right, since 9s sell for a few hundred

olb31

I just finished counting them and there are exactly 13 rickey psa 10's. PSA has it right.

ClockworkAngel

<< <i>You mean $1300? That sounds exactly right, since 9s sell for a few hundred >>



I know, right?

There are like 1500 9's and 13 10's....something about that discrepancy just isn't right...

mattyc_collection

Indeed, Todd. Very few cards from that time period are five digit cards; it's thus crystal clear that the system benefits from keeping that a rare grade.

begsu1013

"welcome to the machine"