The new bonus point system
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I know there's a thread below, but I couldn't find an EXACT explanation of what the bonus point system entails.
I'd appreciate a response that defines the bonus system. I did notice that one of my sets now has a yellow background on a few cards...I have no clue what this means.
The assigned weights have always seemed to me to be haphazard at best. I have one of ones with a weight of 1...there just seems to be no consistency in the weight department, however, it appears to be a factor in the bonus thing. Yes, I did read the Registry post about bonus points, but it remains kinda vague.
Tks!
I'd appreciate a response that defines the bonus system. I did notice that one of my sets now has a yellow background on a few cards...I have no clue what this means.
The assigned weights have always seemed to me to be haphazard at best. I have one of ones with a weight of 1...there just seems to be no consistency in the weight department, however, it appears to be a factor in the bonus thing. Yes, I did read the Registry post about bonus points, but it remains kinda vague.
Tks!
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If a card in your set is the highest graded example, it will be shaded grey and you receive 1 bonus point.
If a card in your set is the highest graded example AND a pop 1/1, it will be shaded yellow and you will receive 2 bonus points.
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Collecting 1970-1979 PSA 9 & 10 Baseball Cards
Bonus Points and Deductions
Some sets may have bonus points assigned to certain items within a set.
Additionally, the following point deductions are taken for Qualifiers. For example, if your card or ticket is graded PSA 9Q, the grade calculation in the Registry will be 7.
9Q = -2
8Q = -2
7Q = -2
6Q = -2
5Q = -2
4Q = -2
3Q = -1
2Q = -1
1Q & 1.5Q = no deduction
The calculation for bonuses or deductions is as follows:
(Grade + Bonus) x Weight
(Grade – Deduction) x Weight
Qualifier population statistics listed in the Registry take the deductions into account. So, for example, if your item is graded 4MK, it is calculated with the PSA 2 populations.
PSA 9, none higher = 9+1 = 10
PSA 9, pop 1, none higher = 9+2 = 11
Then you multiply by the weight, like always