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Has PSA changed it's grading standards?
I am not very smart when it comes to putting a link on this post. Somebody clue me in on how to do that, please. But, I noticed that someone has posted a 1986 Nolan Ryan O-pee-chee PSA 10, Population 1. I looked at the card and could not believe my eyes. The card has 50/50 centering left to right, but has 85/15 or worse… -
Re: Has PSA changed it's grading standards?
IMO, both '86 Topps and '86 OPC, PSA does give some leeway regarding T/B centering when grading. I think overall eye appeal and not just centering issues with certain graders, can be the deciding factor with '86s. As evidenced by the two PSA 10 Ryans below: rd P.S. I got at bunch of raw '86 Ryans that I ripped, maybe I'll… -
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I am very surprised this got a 10 with the top to bottom centering. What do you think this card will sell for? -
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<< <i>I agree it's either a 9 o/c or an 8 or 8.5. >> ...or a 6 or a 7 per your original comments. Which is it? Or did you run out of darts? -
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anyone know who subbed that card? I have a guess. -
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T/B centering looks a lot closer to 55/45 at worst to me. If it looks 85/15 to you, then I have to assume you are not familiar with this set. -
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<< <i>do you guys slip the 50 dollar bill in the front of the card saver or the back? Kevin >> Umm...isn't this pretty much the same comment that got BobaFett banned for life? Shame, Shame, stalin -
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Ryan looks SHORT too Edit to say Measure to the inside edge of the top inside of holder to figure the size of the missing pixels Then it may be a Ten? -
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On the Ryan I got 7 pixels on top, 12 on the bottom = 37/63
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