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1972 Brooks Robinson SGC 96 Crossover

PaulMaulPaulMaul Posts: 4,891 ✭✭✭✭✭
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I've never attempted to cross a card from SGC to PSA before. I'd like this Brooks in a PSA 9 holder if possible, but I am definitely not willing to crack it out. I guess my question is, is a crossover like this likely to happen? To me the card looks like a solid PSA 9, I'm just not familiar with the crossing process. I guess there is not much to lose by trying.

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My 1972 Baseball and Wacky Pack Registry Sets

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  • timpatgtimpatg Posts: 319
    If you send it in as a crossover, you are almost guaranteed to get an 8. Crack and submit you at least would have a chance at a 9. L/R centering might be the only draw back on that card even though it's technically probably within PSA 10 standards.
  • gemintgemint Posts: 6,116 ✭✭✭✭✭


    << <i>If you send it in as a crossover, you are almost guaranteed to get an 8. Crack and submit you at least would have a chance at a 9. L/R centering might be the only draw back on that card even though it's technically probably within PSA 10 standards. >>



    He can specify 9 as the minimum grade and they won't crack it out unless it meets the minimum grade.
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  • PaulMaulPaulMaul Posts: 4,891 ✭✭✭✭✭


    << <i>

    << <i>If you send it in as a crossover, you are almost guaranteed to get an 8. Crack and submit you at least would have a chance at a 9. L/R centering might be the only draw back on that card even though it's technically probably within PSA 10 standards. >>



    He can specify 9 as the minimum grade and they won't crack it out unless it meets the minimum grade. >>



    Yeah....it's only a $100 card, and a cross over at 10-day including the insurance would run $35, I'd just hate to waste the $$$ if crossing is unlikely.
    My 1972 Baseball and Wacky Pack Registry Sets
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  • timpatgtimpatg Posts: 319


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    << <i>If you send it in as a crossover, you are almost guaranteed to get an 8. Crack and submit you at least would have a chance at a 9. L/R centering might be the only draw back on that card even though it's technically probably within PSA 10 standards. >>



    He can specify 9 as the minimum grade and they won't crack it out unless it meets the minimum grade. >>



    Yeah....it's only a $100 card, and a cross over at 10-day including the insurance would run $35, I'd just hate to waste the $$$ if crossing is unlikely. >>



    Yeah that too. Probably 75% of what I sub are cards I cracked out. It only takes a few victories to cover the losses on the ones that do not cross.
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