The 86/87 Fleer Elephant in the Room that No One Wants to Talk About!

MJRookieHoarder · 04-18-2016, 05:27 PM

Is it me or are the grading populations for the 86/87 Fleer basketball getting out of control for BGS and PSA? With the amount of people that bust open the case and request new grading, I am venturing to say the POP report is overinflated by at least 30%. Why is it that when I pop a random 1/1 out of a case and submit for a rebid, PSA does not update the POP report? Is it because they don't want to show a 1/1 with a population of 2? Here are two ways to remedy the issue of over populated reports:

1. PSA and BGS need to contact each other when crossing over each other's cards. This would eliminate duplicate graded cards from being included in the other companies POP report.

2. All sports card manufactures need to add serial numbers on all cards. This is the quickest and easiest way to cure the problem going forward.

Let me know what you guys think

04-18-2016, 05:27 PM	#1
MJRookieHoarder Member Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: California Posts: 87 Californiawholesale1	The 86/87 Fleer Elephant in the Room that No One Wants to Talk About! Is it me or are the grading populations for the 86/87 Fleer basketball getting out of control for BGS and PSA? With the amount of people that bust open the case and request new grading, I am venturing to say the POP report is overinflated by at least 30%. Why is it that when I pop a random 1/1 out of a case and submit for a rebid, PSA does not update the POP report? Is it because they don't want to show a 1/1 with a population of 2? Here are two ways to remedy the issue of over populated reports: 1. PSA and BGS need to contact each other when crossing over each other's cards. This would eliminate duplicate graded cards from being included in the other companies POP report. 2. All sports card manufactures need to add serial numbers on all cards. This is the quickest and easiest way to cure the problem going forward. Let me know what you guys think