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grades are bACK. WHAT DO YOU THINK?

TRACKER1115TRACKER1115 Posts: 48
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LINE # CERT # CARD CARD CO. CARD # CARD NAME VARIETY GRADE
1 06610338 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 139 CHECKER TAXICAB N/A 8
1 06610339 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 139 CHECKER TAXICAB N/A 8
2 06610340 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 115 RELIANT N/A 8
3 06610341 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 103 FORD N/A 8
3 06610342 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 103 FORD N/A 7
3 06610343 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 103 FORD N/A 8
4 06610344 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 153 POPE-TOLEDO N/A 8
4 06610345 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 153 POPE-TOLEDO N/A 8
4 06610346 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 153 POPE-TOLEDO N/A 8
5 06610347 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 147 KNOX N/A 8
5 06610348 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 147 KNOX N/A 6
6 06610349 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 128 HUDSON N/A 8
6 06610350 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 128 HUDSON N/A 8
6 06610351 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 128 HUDSON N/A 8
6 06610352 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 128 HUDSON N/A 8
7 06610353 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 145 AMERICAN-LA FRANCE N/A 8
7 06610354 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 145 AMERICAN-LA FRANCE N/A 8
8 06610355 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 130 VOLKSWAGEN N/A 8
9 06610356 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 112 DE DION BOUTON N/A 8
9 06610357 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 112 DE DION BOUTON N/A 8
9 06610358 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 112 DE DION BOUTON N/A 9
9 06610359 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 112 DE DION BOUTON N/A 9
9 06610360 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 112 DE DION BOUTON N/A 8
9 06610361 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 112 DE DION BOUTON N/A 8
9 06610362 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 112 DE DION BOUTON N/A 8
9 06610363 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 112 DE DION BOUTON N/A 8
9 06610364 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 112 DE DION BOUTON N/A 8
10 06610365 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 105 ADAMS FARWELL N/A 7
10 06610366 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 105 ADAMS FARWELL N/A 8
10 06610367 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 105 ADAMS FARWELL N/A 7
10 06610368 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 105 ADAMS FARWELL N/A 7
11 06610369 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 150 COLUMBIA N/A 8
12 06610370 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 156 ROYAL N/A 7
13 06610371 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 155 COLUMBIA N/A 8
13 06610372 1954 WORLD ON WHEELS 155 COLUMBIA N/A 7

Date Received: 12/07/2006
Date of Grades Posted: 12/14/2006
Date Shipped: 12/14/2006




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Comments

  • smallstockssmallstocks Posts: 1,702 ✭✭✭✭
    Amazing grades from a great set!

    Late 60's and early to mid 70's non-sports
  • bobwilleybobwilley Posts: 260
    Great grades, good job.

    I have had a rough time selling these cards, I have tried a few times.
    I have two right now, I need to sell. (1954 World on Wheels)
    #132 Ford (Cargo King Lumber Truck) PSA NM-MT 8
    #121 Brewster 1915 Town Car PSA EX-MT 6

    Anyone know what the real value of these cards is?
    They are not yet in the SMR.
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  • ArchaninatorArchaninator Posts: 828 ✭✭✭
    Compared to your other graded cards the rest must not be the same calibur. So are you ever planning to sell or build a set?
  • TRACKER1115TRACKER1115 Posts: 48
    I still have about 1800 more to grade. but they are all in the same condition. depends on the day and grader. I have a lot of 9's and abot 8 10's. I am sending out another bunch this weekend. I am in the process of putting together about three sets all graded. That will take some time I guess but it's fun.
  • ArchaninatorArchaninator Posts: 828 ✭✭✭
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  • smallstockssmallstocks Posts: 1,702 ✭✭✭✭
    1800 in that condition? Where the heck did you get these?

    Late 60's and early to mid 70's non-sports
  • TRACKER1115TRACKER1115 Posts: 48
    A freind of mine that I met in the early 80's gave them to me in a case and they where in bundles of about 30each. He said he Grandfather gave them to him and he worked for Topps. Guess in the early 80's without ebay didn't think they where worth anything. I was looking at my baseball card collection when cleaning the basement found them again and looked on ebay to find out where they where from so i put them all in binders till I can grade them. they take up seven binders. oh I have 2,000 of them but graded some so I think I graded about 150-200 already.
  • AwfulBitsAwfulBits Posts: 191
    David means get 100+ graded at one time to get a price break on how much it costs per card.

    MIke
  • TRACKER1115TRACKER1115 Posts: 48
    I will check on that. Do you think if the grader has a 100 cards in front of him he may rush in grading them? has anyone found it better to send in a lot at a time or just a few?
  • MorrellManMorrellMan Posts: 3,241 ✭✭✭
    Graders are conservative - if you have a large batch of them, you have a better chance of getting legitimate 9s that might otherwise end up high end 8s in a smaller lot.
    Mark (amerbbcards)


    "All evil needs to triumph is for good men to do nothing."
  • GriffinsGriffins Posts: 6,076 ✭✭✭
    Sorry for the ignorant questions, but it looks like a cool set-
    How many cards in the set, and are they all about equal in scarcity? How much do they go for, average, and are they readily available?
    I feel a new set coming on!

    Always looking for Topps Salesman Samples, pre '51 unopened packs, E90-2, E91a, N690 Kalamazoo Bats, and T204 Square Frame Ramly's

  • benderbroethbenderbroeth Posts: 1,699 ✭✭
    same here i like em.
    my t-205's


    looking for low grade t205's psa 1-2
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