If you don’t vet the cards before you send them in don’t be surprised when they come back 6’s and 7’s. I could see in 3 seconds where some major flaws were on the early cards. Why would you not look over cards you’re paying to have graded?
Who has time for that. I pack pull, penny sleeve and card saver them..off they go...and if you can see the flaws in 3 seconds on video..you must get all 10s im assuming..good for you.
I am just getting back into sports cards and know nothing about grading. What I do know is coins, and with coins, you would expect that anything straight from the mint would grade at least the equivalent of a 9, but mostly 9.5s and 10s. Why would a card straight from the pack end up getting an 8, 7, or even a 6? That seems like a major problem from the manufacturer. I would think there would be a minimum quality expectation much higher than that.
Quality control is a big issue. Corner dings from packaging can happen. Rough edge cuts and print lines. Chromium cards have lots of surface issue potential. Scratching for example. It’s definitely not a guarantee a card is mint out of the pack.
Also, if a card doesn’t come back a 9 or better the value of that card doesn’t increase typically. An 8 will go for about what a nice ungraded copy will go for
I can see a lot of chipping on the edges and bad corners. A 10 is legitimately a perfect card. Don’t waste your time grading everything. You have to check through them with at least a magnify glass. Just because it’s out of a pack and wasn’t handled by you doesn’t make it a 10. I have a card that looks perfect and it has a woman’s nail imprint in the middle of it right out of a pack.
I generally send in with the hopes of a high grade, however, I do resell too. However if you are a collector, it basically authenticates the card and the shape its in. As a collector, its never about the asdigned grade.
whatever you do dont be this guy and just send them in look at them and if there are any defects it wont be a 10 but if there is one defect or 2 minor defects you will most likely get a 9
Better search for a specific video playlist. Otherwise, you would be scrolling down all the videos and looking for the closest video on your topic for 15 minutes.@@Canadian_Cards
When you found out that I also make collectible videos, you wrote that you would take a look. But due to the fact that I do many topics, the collection videos are scattered among the others. Better to look at the thematic playlist. And all the videos are together.@@Canadian_Cards
Some of those cards had clearly visible damage, not sure why you even sent them in. "sucks ass but what are you gonna do?" Well, how about you look over your cards better before sending them in. I can clearly see white corners on a lot of those 8's
@@Canadian_Cards nah, I'm good, but if you need help reviewing cards, reach out! If your goal is to sell, you're probably taking a loss right now with the grading cost.
If you don’t vet the cards before you send them in don’t be surprised when they come back 6’s and 7’s. I could see in 3 seconds where some major flaws were on the early cards. Why would you not look over cards you’re paying to have graded?
Who has time for that. I pack pull, penny sleeve and card saver them..off they go...and if you can see the flaws in 3 seconds on video..you must get all 10s im assuming..good for you.
I am just getting back into sports cards and know nothing about grading. What I do know is coins, and with coins, you would expect that anything straight from the mint would grade at least the equivalent of a 9, but mostly 9.5s and 10s. Why would a card straight from the pack end up getting an 8, 7, or even a 6? That seems like a major problem from the manufacturer. I would think there would be a minimum quality expectation much higher than that.
Quality control is a big issue. Corner dings from packaging can happen. Rough edge cuts and print lines. Chromium cards have lots of surface issue potential. Scratching for example. It’s definitely not a guarantee a card is mint out of the pack.
Also, if a card doesn’t come back a 9 or better the value of that card doesn’t increase typically. An 8 will go for about what a nice ungraded copy will go for
I know I saw that as well
45 cards in under 9 mins!!! You should train others on how to make these reveal vids the RIGHT way!!
Spectacular, let’s go!!
No sense wasting peoples time...we rollll
I must say I don’t know most of those players but there’s some pretty sweet looking cards there! Congrats on those 10s!
Thanks Jim
Nice results loved the vid!
Thank you! Cheers!
I don't understand getting my cards graded because I don't care to sell any of them.
And that is great, however if people are buying higher value cards, they want to know the grade, it helps for reselling as well
wow that price is so beauty
Thanks, sold that awhile ago...cheers
I have an oversized Bedard YG I'm debating on sending in. It has a slight ding on one corner, but otherwise looks great. Is it worth it to send it in?
It's Bedard, he's the hottest commodity in the hobby, I would.
Congrats on the 10s from my own experience PSA is tough to get gem mint 10s so congrats.
Thank you very much for tuning in, I appreciate it.
Some decent returns, but could always be better 😂 Do you buy all these cards as singles, or pull them from packs?
Ususally from box openings
Hi Mike, tough break on your Robertson's. Did have some nice 10's though. Talk soon buddy, Stephen
Appreciate you tuning in
Some nice ones Mike , but seems like you had a tough grader , I don’t get PSA sometimes
Always a crapshoot
You didn't do too bad, at least you got a few 10's in today's state of grading.
Indeed..appreciate you watching
Try and get some microfiber camera lens cloths and wipe your cards down before you send them. Nice hockey cards.
Sandpaper works better, lol
I can see a lot of chipping on the edges and bad corners. A 10 is legitimately a perfect card. Don’t waste your time grading everything. You have to check through them with at least a magnify glass. Just because it’s out of a pack and wasn’t handled by you doesn’t make it a 10. I have a card that looks perfect and it has a woman’s nail imprint in the middle of it right out of a pack.
Im proud of ya
Also...all of these cards were sold, did very well, so not concerned about getting 10s always
There were some good outcomes and crappy outcomes. I am both happy and bummed out for you.
It is what it is, lol
Yeah, PSA isnt controlling pop counts at all!?!🤔
Youre not wrong!!
@@Canadian_Cards Ill let you explain that to @SCVSportsCards
@@Canadian_Cards Mike, what hockey stuff are you looking to move that has a PSA grade of 9 or higher? Fiala interests me as does Byfield. Thanks
@@scrwwea_nhl_hut5288 dont pay any attention to him
@@scrwwea_nhl_hut5288 these have all sold a long time ago
Any advice on how you determine if a card is worth sending? I’ve only sent one in my life and it got a 9.
I generally send in with the hopes of a high grade, however, I do resell too. However if you are a collector, it basically authenticates the card and the shape its in. As a collector, its never about the asdigned grade.
whatever you do dont be this guy and just send them in look at them and if there are any defects it wont be a 10 but if there is one defect or 2 minor defects you will most likely get a 9
But yet they all sold for a tidy profit...have a Snickers...you seem better if you have one
Just subscribed. Dude it takes 10 seconds to vet a card, you don’t have time to do that? Your wasting so much $
No I'm not, see I've sold them all for a profit..Dude!!
And by the way..it's Vett..not Vet
You have a nice collection and Byfield will only go ⬆️
Cheers
Do they seal them in that plastic rapper?
No, I put them on them after they return
I also occasionally make videos about trading cards. I'm subscribing you.
Ill check you out too
Better search for a specific video playlist. Otherwise, you would be scrolling down all the videos and looking for the closest video on your topic for 15 minutes.@@Canadian_Cards
@@Figy7 not quite sure what you are talking about.
When you found out that I also make collectible videos, you wrote that you would take a look. But due to the fact that I do many topics, the collection videos are scattered among the others. Better to look at the thematic playlist. And all the videos are together.@@Canadian_Cards
@@Figy7 ok understood
how much did it cost to submit all these?
To be honest, I cant even remember..did it through PSA Canada who was running a special I believe...thanks for tuning in!!
cool, ty for sharing!@@Canadian_Cards
Some of those cards had clearly visible damage, not sure why you even sent them in.
"sucks ass but what are you gonna do?" Well, how about you look over your cards better before sending them in. I can clearly see white corners on a lot of those 8's
Well I sold all of them and made a profit, so its not a concern. But hey, thanks for the advice, Ill file it for future reference...peace
You don't look at the cards? You just send them in?
I do..sell them as they come back as is.
So you send cards without looking at their condition first? Do you like pissing your money away?
Yes...I have sooo much of it, did you need some, lol
@@Canadian_Cards nah, I'm good, but if you need help reviewing cards, reach out! If your goal is to sell, you're probably taking a loss right now with the grading cost.
@@JM-lp5hk incorrect...I made great profit of all subs. As long as there no greed involved, money can always be made.
@@Canadian_Cards very good, and you just gained a subscriber out of me. Good luck!!!
@@JM-lp5hk thank you, appreciate it..have a great day.
Carry prize sticking out your gyout
Indeed
You have to inspect your cards better before sending them. If you see two flaws. Why even bother
Actually, I dont