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Help! A caseof OC

stonepassersstonepassers Posts: 4
in Buy, Sell & Trade - Cards & Memorabilia
I'm new to this forum so I hate to probably rehash this question but, How much value is lost when say a 1968 Banks psa 9 gets the dreaded oc qualifier? I don't believe it is so distracting that it takes away from the appearance. In my opinion it looks like a 70/30 centering. It books for $350.00 straight up. Thanks for all opinions. Stonepassers.

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    jersterjerster Posts: 830 ✭✭✭
    Usually will bring PSA 7 dollars - give or take a few bucks. But you never know, if its decent looking, it could garner more.
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    imafishinnutimafishinnut Posts: 251 ✭
    A lot will depend on whether the card is OC top to bottom or OC side to side. Cards that are OC top to bottom will generally bring a slightly better price than cards that are OC side to side. The SMR for a PSA 7 is probably a good price estimate in my experience.

    Regards,
    Mike
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    FabfrankFabfrank Posts: 2,312
    Again, it all depends on the eye appeal. OC cards to garner less dollars, but the perception that a 9OC will probably get PSA 7 $$$ is a mis-conception. For Set Registry purposes, an OC card is weighted two grades lower than a straight grade card. Thus a 9OC would be weighted as a 7. That doesn't mean that it's only worth what a 7 goes for. The market would still determine value.
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