Dominic Garcia

Ok, I will check it out for sure. It is my favorite era. It just seemed like everyone already has a lot of the rookie cards from that era due to over production.

I have a quick question here, I have quite a few 80s baseball cards that are in pretty good shape except I have quite a few rough cuts on the edges. My question is- how much do these rough cuts affect any professional grading? Or is that taken into consideration that so many of the 80s cards were rough cut from the manufacturer?

I have a similar issue and I am considering comc for consignment, great condition cards just not really worth the cost of grading.

Im looking at a card that is graded CSG graded 9.5 (Sub Grads= Centering-9, All Others- 9.5). Should this this card be sent in to reslab and regrade for a possible 10 grade? I thought that CSG no longer does the .5 grading anymore.

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback this info helps me a lot. It kinda confirmed what I already thought. Seems like anything from the late 80s to the mid 90s is not really worth grading unless its 1 of those rare gems.

Im new to Card Grading here fellas, just looking for some professional opinions. Is this card too far off center to even warrant getting graded?