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The Payton RC has to be one of the best deals I made paying $175 for it raw. I am also very happy with Barry grade as I love fine 9s just as much as gems.
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The Payton RC has to be one of the best deals I made paying $175 for it raw. I am also very happy with Barry grade as I love fine 9s just as much as gems.
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Super nice!
UODucksbestcollector
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only 175?? came back a 9 :shock: 
can u say investment.......
can u say investment.......
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UODucksbestcollector said:only 175?? came back a 9 :shock:
can u say investment.......
Yeah, it comes out money wise to be my best jump in value from any card I have ever graded. My lcs owner would have slabbed it himself if I didn't buy it on the spot. He had it in his display case, but didn't realize the condition was great.
Shi Guy
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Wow, great Payton! Congrats on the nice grade.
UODucksbestcollector
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he didn't realize or u didn't realize?? :lol:
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UODucksbestcollector said:
He didn't. I was the one who asked to inspect it and then he looked at it with bright wide eyes ($$$). I had no big expectations sending it in myself, thinking an 8 would be fine by me. Of course, this could be a lesson in sending cards for grading and paying full price gets the graders utmost attention lol I grade every few months and pay full price 2 or 5 day service every time and have seen pretty good results for my collection. Who knows, maybe they think I'm a dealer :lol:
Shi Guy
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Out of curiosity, I notice that their vintage service doesn't list all of the various individual attributes and the grades they receive. Is the vintage grading process different than the modern?
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Shi Guy said:
Yeah they streamlined vintage grading like 5 years ago to make the label a single, final grade with no subgrades. They still use subgrades to determine the grade I believe, but they figured vintage was all about eye appeal and one single grade gave the card the condition based on its strongest subgrades.
jeff_bichel
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I was there when you bought it from Greg, and after you left, he was kicking himself a little..
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AK11 said:
Gotcha, good to know.
With all these threads from you and Zeeck I'm starting to desire a vintage RC PC...
