PSA BLIND REVEAL PART B 43 Cards. 1 Card Not Graded. DEVASTATING RESULTS. Something Has Changed.

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PSA BLIND REVEAL PART B 43 Cards. 1 Card. Not Graded. DEVASTATING RESULTS. Something Has Changed. Everything has changed. You will see GEM MINT 10's that you receive as 7's-6's at this point. PURE RANDOM INSANITY!!!

[@ThatwasaSTRIKE]

I believe recolored means that a corner or an edge that would be white due to chipping was colored in with a marker making it seem like the card is in better condition that what it is. I think it’s mainly seen on vintage cards.

[@TheSpongebobber13]

Recoloring would be adding ink or dye to cover whitening. It bonds with the cardstock, especially on edges Found that on reddit

[@mikerizzuto3393]

The service level won’t affect the speed or your grades. The graders are hourly workers. You’re overthinking it

[@cscards56]

I’m just giving honest feedback. When you send die cuts and thicker cards you can’t expect all 10s.

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

I am learning that lesson for sure.

[@williamcollins8098]

Recolored,are they referring to the signature? Maybe someone touched up the ink on the signature.

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

I think they were referring to the card edges but either way the card is tainted.

[@tinopham2042]

I just got my first submission. out of 20 cards, 17 psa 10, 2 9s and a 8. I sent different various cards to make it a bit interesting. To me personally it makes a bit for fun for the grader. and yes PSA do give 8.5 but thats the only .5 I have a 90's insert that 8.5. Enjoyed watching your reveals

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

Thanks and congratulations on your results!

[@Matt_237]

Some help/thoughts - I don't know how you examine your cards before you ship, but if you're not using at least the following, you really need to. Get a really good light and a magnifying glass or eye tool (similar to what you'd see a jeweler use). Have a microfiber towel with you. Really look over that card. PSA will not clean off smudges, and it counts against the grade. CGC on the other hand, will clean something obvious off. (And I'll tell you this, an old green CGC slabbed 9.5 is cracked and upgraded to PSA 10 a lot by me). Back to the point ... they need to be really clean. Tame expectation on relic/auto cards. I expect 9 at the highest on both. I'd never send one to PSA. SGC is the relic/auto place to be for me, unless I'm absolutely certain it's a 10. You're grading a lot of Panini. Please do not take offense sir, but they're tough cards if you don't have a great eye. Lot of dimples. Smudging. Pain in the butt. I have sent one Panini ever to be graded, as I've only ever bought one box. I hit a Downtown in a Diamond Kings box. PSA 10. Sold it. I actually canceled my PSA membership and just sell raw cards now, but I only sent to PSA if I thought I had a 10 grade. I hit 94% on 10s. Only had one ever below a 9. Got an 8.5 back. Cracked it ... fingerprint. Sent it back, 10. Hope this helps.

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

Very interesting info here. I do clean the cards with a micro fiber cloth and I have a very good light. An eye tool is a good idea. Bottom line for me is that I love these thicker mem autos and as u mentioned they will as always grade low. I will be sending much less of these thicker cards in the future. PSA shouldn't discriminate against a card just because it is thick. That is just bizarre to me.

[@imholdenonarope]

@@Jtbone_sports_cards The way it was explained to me is the mem cards have much more edge to grade, since the mem is set in the card, with an edge boarder around it. That edge is often flawed in the printing (thanks Panini for that one), so it's very rare to have all the traits of a normal gem mint 10, AND have flawless edges around the mem.

[@ryanhater138]

They don’t do a 9.5 though

[@dc48664]

Someone most likely used a black sharpie to make the corners look better. It is common on black edged cards like this. You can typically tell if the ink bleeds through the card stock, the difference in gloss between the card and marker, or a black light will make it obvious. People are so worried about cards being perfect GEM 10's, that they will even ruin a 1/1. Condition of a card like this should be secondary to the serial number.

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

It sucks because I purchased that card at a card show and now it is a fraud.

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

I don't ever really collect anything but football but I wanted a 1/1 and know nothing of the player. I have ripped very little baseball and basketball because I love football. I will watch Yankee games but I won't leave the house on a weekend and miss any football games

[@dc48664]

​@@Jtbone_sports_cardsit is a real card, just won't be graded unless you want an authentic altered on the slab. It is still a 1/1.

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

@@dc48664 it's fine. Just sitting in my display case still says 1/1 on it as you said.

[@raulfernandez9290]

@@Jtbone_sports_cardsMaybe use the “recoloring” as a subject for another video. Did you see where they claim it was recolored?

[@SellersPremium]

😂😂😂😂 this guy hilarious

[@johndepoley3724]

Did you buy those cards singly or did you spend a ton of money buying boxes to get those carss? You got some nice ones. Also if you sell all those graded cards will you make your money back paying for the grades and make a profit also?

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

Great question. I would say it is 50/50. I do buy sealed wax mostly retail as i refuse to pay 1000 for a hobby box. I buy some leaf hobby boxes. I know unlicensed but to me they are cool. I also purchase many single cards on ebay. When i sell a card i inspect the card and i am honest if there is anything really wrong with it. I will document that on the post. Unfortunately when I buy singles you see the pics but some sellers are honest and some are not. If i do not feel a card is a 10 I wont send it. I use the centering tool and do a deep dive but my system must be flawed. LOL

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

This is mainly a hobby for me to collect. I am not making any real money selling raw or graded cards. It is a rush to rip product and find great deals with singles but it is a hobby that i pretend it is a business.

[@foxbreaks9473]

Are you grading for re sell or pc?

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

Basically both. Keeping some for my collection and selling others. I am not a typical Oakland Raider collector as i will collect any card that looks cool to me. Both college and NFL. Any baseball and basketball I have acquired over the years will all be for sale.

[@keys1711]

i think that means they think u have restored the card to make it grade better

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

I purchased that card so I did not restore anything.

[@socom2wasgreat542]

I think 75% of the cards you sent in were losing you money even if they gem 10. Unless they were for your pc.

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

Yeah I'm not all about just selling the cards. I will sell some but this is mainly a hobby for me.

[@socom2wasgreat542]

@Jtbone_sports_cards I figured. I do the same for certain cards

[@joelkaplan2157]

Not trying to be negative but thick cards and die cuts u know they are tough on yet u send them and expect good grades

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

Yes I do send them and they seem perfect to me. I do realize that PSA knocks them down. I understand the extra edges on die cuts present a problem but why thick cards? Does PSA have to change the slab and is the customer penalized for extra work?

[@joelkaplan2157]

@Jtbone_sports_cards well I never would send something knowing that odds are against you but that's just me your not gonna get good grades on thick cards or die cuts if nobody does and u watch enough KZbin card reveals to know that why would u think 🤔 u will get good grades I see people complain about this what are you expecting???

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

@@joelkaplan2157 You seem to be correct.

[@Jtbone_sports_cards]

Worst part is, is that i check each card with the centering tool, check all corners both front and back and really inspect both surfaces but still terrible grades. Proves that i am certainly no card expert.

[@mikerizzuto3393]

@@joelkaplan2157this. I wouldn’t grade anything that I know will be insanely tough. Relics and die cuts are historically hard to gem. Also--focus on gemming the bigger cards. If I have an 80% rate but all of my cards are low end, the gem rate means nothing

[@bamperry4719]

I think grades were fair. That's why we pay them to grade for us because we don't know! You think you know but you dont...

[@MegaBotScott]

PSA sucks. SGC or TAG is the only way to go.

[@jimbo1028]

If it's just going into your personal collection yes, but if you're a reseller and you refuse to use PSA, you are an idiot. Bottom line