check out this pristine 10

[imac220]

$28,000 HOLY COW! Beautiful Card though!

 

[MOFNY]

Man that card looks like a reprint it's so nice. It would be amazing to see a BGS 10 1994 SP Rodriguez sell. That and the 93 SP Jeter would be the holy grails of 90s RCs that are condition sensitive.

 

[J.O.]

ok that card is how much raw? so you're buying the exact same card in better shape, that probably still looks nice, for a whole lot more

 

[beefycheddar]

ok that card is how much raw? so you're buying the exact same card in better shape, that probably still looks nice, for a whole lot more

Questions like this just show grading isn't for you and you don't understand it. That's fine, but you can't make a statement like that.

 

[J.O.]

ok that card is how much raw? so you're buying the exact same card in better shape, that probably still looks nice, for a whole lot more

Questions like this just show grading isn't for you and you don't understand it. That's fine, but you can't make a statement like that.

don't get me wrong, I think grading is pretty cool and a BGs 9.5 slab looks great. But it's too subjective; on any one day you could get a 9, and the next a new grader could give you a 9.5 or an 8.5.


are these that different? one's a 10, the other a 9

 

[200lbhockeyplayer]

ok that card is how much raw? so you're buying the exact same card in better shape, that probably still looks nice, for a whole lot more

Questions like this just show grading isn't for you and you don't understand it. That's fine, but you can't make a statement like that.

Grading actually isn't "for" the majority of collectors, and yet most of them understand it.

 

[jcmint]

Can we please stop pretending we can understand the grade a card got from scans. You CAN'T judge a card until you see it in person in a slab or not. The constant how will this grade is useless. There are so many variables to look at which you just cant tell from a scan.