PSA Grading Question - 1951 Bowman Mantle
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augustaman
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What is PSA's guidelines as far as the following example:
A 1951 Bowman Mantle that looks like a PSA 5 from the front but has about 90% of the back torn away.
Until the card is turned over, you would never know there was a problem.
Will PSA grade this card and if so, would it ever grade higher than PR-FR 1?
Sorry, I don't currently have the card available to scan.
A 1951 Bowman Mantle that looks like a PSA 5 from the front but has about 90% of the back torn away.
Until the card is turned over, you would never know there was a problem.
Will PSA grade this card and if so, would it ever grade higher than PR-FR 1?
Sorry, I don't currently have the card available to scan.
Bill
wpkoughan@yahoo.com
Collecting 1970-1979 PSA 9 & 10 Baseball Cards
wpkoughan@yahoo.com
Collecting 1970-1979 PSA 9 & 10 Baseball Cards
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a 1
no higher
sorryTHE FLOGGINGS WILL CONTINUE UNTIL MORALE IMPROVES0 -
Nope -- It would be a 1.0
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Thanks for the help. So it sounds like PSA will definately grade the card even with so much of the reverse missing.
2 more more quick questions:
Is there any chance PSA would not grade it assuming it's authentic?
Would it generaly be considered more valuable graded or not graded.
Thanks again.
Bill
wpkoughan@yahoo.com
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I think that any Mantle card that is authenticated, regardless of grade, is more valuable than an ungraded card in similar condition. Anyone disagree?
JEB.0 -
A 1951 Bowman Mantle slabbed as a PSA 1 should garner you $1,000+.0
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<< <i>A 1951 Bowman Mantle slabbed as a PSA 1 should garner you $1,000+. >>
That was my point - a similar ungraded card would be received with some suspicion as to authenticity, thus, selling for less.
JEB.0 -
Exactly! At $1K or more the obvious question is why didn't the seller of this unslabbed card spend a lousy twenty bucks to allay my fears?0
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wow; what would the grade of this card be: 1951 Bowman Mantle that looks like a 5 on the back but has about 90% of the front torn away? If it gets a PSA 1 , then it would be coceivable to turn one psa 1 card into 2 .... and double your money0
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<< <i>wow; what would the grade of this card be: 1951 Bowman Mantle that looks like a 5 on the back but has about 90% of the front torn away? If it gets a PSA 1 , then it would be coceivable to turn one psa 1 card into 2 .... and double your money >>
thejam,
Read the initial post again. You've got it backwards. A card with 90% of the front gone is not going to be graded (I would assume?).
JEB.0 -
PSA would probably give it an AUTH grade. If it is that crummy it might not get a PSA 1
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vl ..... the point was , that someone else has the other half of a-mans mantle card
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