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I was watching those too. I'm thinking about selling my sets (72, 73, 74, 76, 77, 78 & 79) from the 70s and was very curious about how they'd go. I thought sets were kind of not as popular but th… (View Post)

I'm a big fan of the REA auctions. A 75 Brett (PSA 9) went for over $7,000 which seems like a pretty big jump. PSA 10 Gwynn rookie for over $3K too. I was watching several sets from the 70s and they … (View Post)

I wonder if that 52% stacks the same against others sending them in for review. Or do most get in the 20-30% positive return? It seems to be getting harder to justify any grading or reviews if there'… (View Post)

I don't know if PSA's AI grading software is turned too much toward modern and TCG but about a year ago when I started getting the Trimmed responses on multiple vintage that I personally pulled from … (View Post)

Since I never sell any of my cards (yet) my concern is long-time brand value. If I've invested lots of dollars into a company's product over others in the industry then I want them to stay at the top… (View Post)