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Depends. I think I said it in this thread previously...for me...anything pre-1998 is PSA for me. Once you start dealing with refractors and autos and limited edition cards...its BGS for me...and I think price reflects that out. But that is just me and my OCD and my interest in collecting is...

It's worth if when you do it in bulk. It is one of the reasons I support just buying what you want instead of ripping packs and boxes. Let someone else do it, let someone else eat the charge, and you just go in and get what you want and everybody's happy.

I mean, IMO, non-graded cards are worthless...I think there is a real benefit, especially FOR value in the grading of cards, just like any other collectable. Pre-grading you were likely getting hosed on some sloppy af cards. When I first got into graded cards, I sent all of my cards of value...

Card prices have never been more expensive. Internet and grading improved values.

To me, its wiser to just kind of monitor the market. Try and buy low on players...its not a secret either...if they suck early on IRL but you're a believer, try and scoop some up. Try not to get left with the hot potato, I suppose. I stick with Hall of Famer rookie cards and can't say I've...

You don't buy boxes unless you're buying cases and trying to flip and make a business of it. Spend your hard earned money and get what you want, already graded if possible.

Anything once the auto era begins (for me, since I collect a lot of football, its '98) is BGS. PSA anything before that and especially for vintage.

Top Right and Top Left look like it has some slightly sawft corners would be my guess. If you had it regraded, maybe some nicer bloke at PSA gives you a 9, idk.

I love getting these 'Cane rookie cards. Lots of them are pretty **** cheap, too considering the market. Great card. Enjoy it in good health.