Vintage PSA slab with Qualifier

jlzinck · 07-02-2023, 05:27 PM

So I have a card graded PSA8 (OC)

All things being equal should I expect valuation to be about the same as a PSA7 with no qualifiers?

hxcmilkshake · 07-02-2023, 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by jlzinck

So I have a card graded PSA8 (OC)

All things being equal should I expect valuation to be about the same as a PSA7 with no qualifiers?

2 grades lower

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mjohnatgt · 07-02-2023, 06:28 PM

For centering, probably 2.5 grades lower.

sickmantz · 07-03-2023, 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by mjohnatgt

For centering, probably 2.5 grades lower.

I think it depends on how bad the centering is and I would consider 9(OC) an exception. In general, I would expect a 9(OC) to sell for more than an unqualified 7.

VanLingoMungo46 · 07-04-2023, 07:40 AM

Yes, agree it depends. Cards with an OC qualifier can be a hair away from miscut and then there are some OC 8s and 9s that can be 30/70ish. I recently sold a 61 Yaz 9OC that I got for a song back in '19 and this time was able to get around 7 no-Q money for. That card was a hair away from miscut and I am hoping to get a centered 7 for the same $ and it ain't easy. I also have a 66 Yaz 9OC in my collection that I got for less than 7 money and the thing is really more like 30/70 not to mention razor sharp. It's not a card I feel like parting with. Those are just two examples.

Generally I think it's hard to get better than 6 money for an 8OC. With 9OC vs 7, it can be more variable.

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mjohnatgt Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Niceville, FL Posts: 14,570 mjohnatgt mjohnatgt	For centering, probably 2.5 grades lower.

07-04-2023, 07:40 AM	#5
VanLingoMungo46 Member Join Date: Aug 2019 Posts: 696	Yes, agree it depends. Cards with an OC qualifier can be a hair away from miscut and then there are some OC 8s and 9s that can be 30/70ish. I recently sold a 61 Yaz 9OC that I got for a song back in '19 and this time was able to get around 7 no-Q money for. That card was a hair away from miscut and I am hoping to get a centered 7 for the same $ and it ain't easy. I also have a 66 Yaz 9OC in my collection that I got for less than 7 money and the thing is really more like 30/70 not to mention razor sharp. It's not a card I feel like parting with. Those are just two examples. Generally I think it's hard to get better than 6 money for an 8OC. With 9OC vs 7, it can be more variable.