Autographed Cards - Red Flip vs Blue Flip

Nascar360 · October 10, 2008 4:00AM

I saw the great autographed 1952 Topps set Rube is working on and had a few questions:

1) How do you get autographed cards graded so they receive Red flips? I know if you submit your autographed cards under the PSA / DNA you get a Blue flip.

2) Can you add Blue flips to the set registry?

goose3 · October 10, 2008 4:32AM

only the red flips can be entered in a registry set.

blue flips mean that the Auto has been authenticated.

red means that and the card is graded.

only know this because I have a few in my 33 Goudey set.

storm888 · October 10, 2008 4:56AM

"red means that and the card is graded."

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I have lots of red ones that are not graded. Maybe they have a new scheme now, though.

I like the way the red ones look.

thenavarro · October 10, 2008 5:05AM

Just talked to customer service on the phone and they said this:

Red Flip - indicates autograph is authentic and card is authentic (you have the option of getting a grade or just "authentic")

Blue Flip - indicates autograph is authentic, but no opinion on the card is rendered

Other differences, members can submit for red flips through PSA or blue flips through PSA/DNA, but non-members can only submit for blue flips through PSA/DNA and not directly through PSA.

Take care,

Mike

storm888 · October 10, 2008 5:46AM

Too bad they can't make it more complicated.

schr1st · October 10, 2008 5:55AM

They have (with the population reports).

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Autographed Cards - Red Flip vs Blue Flip

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