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Scott Stockton

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  1.    Billy Donovan reacted to a post in a topic: Grading/Encapsulation/Imaging
  2. Scott Stockton
    I'm at the make or break point. Just going to keep any future subs for PSA when they open back up. Have 3 orders sent in April, that have not been graded. Cash the check in May. SGC has been great too, 6 week door to door, quick reply from customer service.
  3.    MountainG reacted to a post in a topic: Your first pack of cards?
  4.    DeLLBerto reacted to a post in a topic: Has anyone received back a CSG Bulk order yet?
  5. Scott Stockton
    My April 13th order came back on Tuesday 7/6, complete order was slabbed, no subs. Order sent April 27, was just marked received 7/8/21, scheduled for grading. Couple other orders that haven't updated yet
  6. Scott Stockton
    Still waiting for my August 2020 PSA order. In grading status right now.
  7.    Utah Dude reacted to a post in a topic: Your first pack of cards?
  8. Scott Stockton
    1967 Topps, remember getting a Don Drysdale. My Dad had to tell me he was good.
  9.    MountainG reacted to a post in a topic: Long wait to be disappointed!
  10. Scott Stockton
    I'll agree that a PSA 10 out sells SGC 10 by a good range. On eBay I have sold the SGC 9.5 in the same range as a PSA 9, the gap, from what I've seen, is not SGC 10 = PSA 7 for the entirely of the Sports Card market, but you may find instances where that is true. PSA has the publicity and numbers, but IMO, SGC, CSG and Beckett all grade tougher than PSA. Not enough for the average person to take notice. For me, it's about the card, as we saw with the recent SGC Babe Ruth card selling for $6 million.