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shuckins · June 22, 2004 12:21PM

Lets say you have a psa 9 card with only 4 graded higher. 3 psa 9Q and one 10. With qualifiers being -2 point wise(I think)in the registry,could you say,only one graded higher?

magellan · June 22, 2004 12:32PM

IMO, yes because that OC card is certainly a 7 (+ or -) in value. Perhaps I'd point out the actual pops if I were selling though. Qualifiers are the kiss of death for the most part.

Dave

sjeanblanc · June 22, 2004 12:37PM

I would label the auction as "PSA 9 NQ 1 of 4 w/o one higher!".

Anything with a qualifer doesn't count as equivalent grade.

PSA 9 OC/MC/ST/MK/PD = PSA 7
PSA 8 OC/MC/ST/MK/PD = PSA 6
PSA 7 OC/MC/ST/MK/PD = Throw in the trash

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rbeaton · June 22, 2004 7:21PM

<< <i>PSA 7 OC/MC/ST/MK/PD = Throw in the trash

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So, I should just throw this away...

Robert

MorrellMan · June 22, 2004 9:53PM

When you read the pop report, you see that it places a 9Q on its chart between 9 and 10, creating a mistaken illusion that a 9Q is higher than 9. It is, in fact, lower. IMHO, you are being absolutely truthful in describing your card as 1/1 with only 1 graded higher. There needs to be no "qualifier" to that description.

packCollector · June 22, 2004 9:58PM

hey rob , you are always welcome to use my trash.

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