Would you pay more for this?

[B-Smooth]

No. Not the Montana card. Even though it's sweet. Would you pay $5 more on every submission, if you got some kind of grader notes on the book?. Not necessarily numbers, but perhaps flaws? Beckett had the right idea on this, and it helped chip away at PSA's dominance in the industry.

[seanfingh]

No. Not the Montana card. Even though it's sweet. Would you pay $5 more on every submission, if you got some kind of grader notes on the book?. Not necessarily numbers, but perhaps flaws? Beckett had the right idea on this, and it helped chip away at PSA's dominance in the industry.

 

It takes 1/12 of the time to grade a card that it does a comic.

[B-Smooth]

No. Not the Montana card. Even though it's sweet. Would you pay $5 more on every submission, if you got some kind of grader notes on the book?. Not necessarily numbers, but perhaps flaws? Beckett had the right idea on this, and it helped chip away at PSA's dominance in the industry.

 

It takes 1/12 of the time to grade a card that it does a comic.

That's true. A 4 month waiting time would become 7.

[Ryan.]

Ironically BGS' label notes are kind of useless since you can see the flaws clearly on a card.

[Brian48]

This is the reason why I don't trust Beckett any more for high end cards. I'll take PSA any day.

 

[GAMBIT]

No

 

No need, as your "eyes" can see if the books corners are a 9.0 or a 7.5

 

 

However, I feel a grader notes print out should be given (for FREE) with a paid submission ... IMO

[The-Collector]

This is the reason why I don't trust Beckett any more for high end cards. I'll take PSA any day.

 

 

same card and on a re sub missed resto?

[Johnny U]

I don't like PSA because the card can rattle around inside the case.

[Artboy99]

No

 

No need, as your "eyes" can see if the books corners are a 9.0 or a 7.5

 

 

However, I feel a grader notes print out should be given (for FREE) with a paid submission ... IMO

 

THIS ...or rather than a print out the notes on the back of the slab in place of the blah blah blah they currently have there.

[Buzzetta]

This is the reason why I don't trust Beckett any more for high end cards. I'll take PSA any day.

 

 

same card and on a re sub missed resto?

 

 

Pressed?

[Ryan.]

Maybe one smells like a musty old man and the other sells like fresh baked cinnamon rolls? Otherwise I have no idea what I am supposed to be looking at.

[B-Smooth]

Same card 2 point grade bump. Doesn't happen often. May be some funny business.

[B-Smooth]

No

 

No need, as your "eyes" can see if the books corners are a 9.0 or a 7.5

 

 

However, I feel a grader notes print out should be given (for FREE) with a paid submission ... IMO

 

THIS ...or rather than a print out the notes on the back of the slab in place of the blah blah blah they currently have there.

That's what I meant, more or less. Not necessarily a number grading system, but a comic grading system or graders notes. It's unlikely they'd print out anything that gives away their super secret grading formula.

[The Kaptain]

This is the reason why I don't trust Beckett any more for high end cards. I'll take PSA any day.

 

 

same card and on a re sub missed resto?

 

 

Pressed?

 

Pressing is to comics as Trimming is to cards.

 

I have heard people claim that some of the card grading companies are not detecting trimmed cards...

 

 

[GAMBIT]

 

Pressing is to comics as Trimming is to cards.

 

I have heard people claim that some of the card grading companies are not detecting trimmed cards...

 

 

If that's the case, the whole sport card grading industry is a complete joke (failure)

 

 

.. if it wasn't already

[B-Smooth]

This is the reason why I don't trust Beckett any more for high end cards. I'll take PSA any day.

 

 

same card and on a re sub missed resto?

 

 

Pressed?

 

Pressing is to comics as Trimming is to cards.

 

I have heard people claim that some of the card grading companies are not detecting trimmed cards...

 

Yep. The very FIRST card they graded was trimmed.

[Johnny U]