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New to collecting coins & currency? Over the next 45 minutes, numismatics expert Jeff Lubinski will take you through an overview of the asset class, things to look for when grading, buying and selling, as well as key next steps to take in order to succeed.
What's the state of comic book collecting in 2023? How has Marvel movie-mania influenced the hobby? And what are the five most important comics of all time? These questions and more are answered as PWCC comic expert, Zach Kirkpatrick, joins the show.
Vintage basketball card collecting has grown so much over the past few years, but there's still so much for the community to learn. Which five sets does Jeff Hart believe are most important? He joins Adam Gray to dive deeper into the topic, and what you should be looking for.
When you think of Pokemon grails, what comes to mind? Most would say the Illustrator cards or First Edition Shadowless Charizards. But when a Pokemon Snap card surfaces, it certainly deserves to be in the conversation.
@PokiChloe joins @thereal27guy to give insight into the cards, where they come from and what makes them so desirable.
We polled 150 collectors and the final results are in... the 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle has been voted the most iconic card of all time. An instantly recognizable piece with an incredible story - not to mention featuring one of the greatest players of all time. @yanxchick joins @thereal27guy to celebrate its spot at #1.
'86 Fleer Jordan vs. '52 Topps Mantle... which did you expect to see today? @cagelawyer joins @thereal27guy to discuss the MJ at #2 and how with time, it may rise to the top spot.
You can guess the Top 3 cards on the Iconic 100 list, but did you expect to see T206 Honus Wagner in the third spot? @signedandslabbed joins us one final time to give his thoughts on the 'Mona Lisa' of trading cards and his opinion on its ranking at #3.
And then there were FOUR! @incardboardveritas joins the Iconic 100 countdown one final time to give his thoughts on the 1933 Goudey Babe Ruth (All Versions), the highly debated #4 spot and why it's more than deserving of being there.
From one GOAT to the next. One day after seeing Tom Brady's 2000 Playoff Contenders, LeBron James' elite rookie card arrives on the #Iconic100 countdown at #5. High-end collector Jamison Long (@exquisitesportscollectibles) dishes on the importance and why it deserves its spot in the Top 5.
It's official... the 2000 Playoff Contenders Tom Brady comes in as the highest football card on the #Iconic100 countdown. And is there a better person to break it down than Mike Cance (@mc_sportscards)? Listen in as he joins Adam Gray (@thereal27guy).
The Great One skates onto the Iconic 100 list at #7 with THE single greatest hockey card of all time - his 1979 rookie card. @croatian is here to give his thoughts on the iconic hockey find, O-Pee-Chee vs. Topps and what makes it so special.
Three of the best and most historically important basketball players of all time... all on ONE singular card. Just insane. The 1980 Topps trifold ft. Larry Bird, Julius Erving and Magic Johnson arrives on the Iconic 100 countdown at #8 and here to talk about is @mikebevceltics.
A card that defined an era. 'The Kid' Ken Griffey Jr. checks in to the Iconic 100 countdown with his 1989 Upper Deck rookie. Listen in as @brooklynvintagecards feverishly disputes its ranking at #9 - you may be surprised where he had it.
If you could only own ONE card, what would it be? For Jeremy Lee of Sports Cards Live, it's the 1948 Leaf Jackie Robinson. He goes deeper on why its critically important and why it certainly deserves its spot in the Top 10 of the Iconic 100 countdown.
Just missing out on a Top 10 spot is the 1997 Metal Universe Michael Jordan (red and green). High-end basketball collector @spinotron joins the #Iconic100 countdown to give a deep dive on the card, its origin and why it is only rising in status.
The 1961 Fleer set featured some of the most important rookie cards of all time, but none more iconic than that of Wilt Chamberlain. He was a dominant force who set monster records, some of which remain unbreakable to this day. Jeff Hart of @patriot_sportscards joins us to dish more on the Wilt RC.
The 1954 Topps Hank Aaron features one of the most recognizable images in collecting history. In addition, it comes from one of the most iconic sets and remains one of the hardest cards to find in a high grade. All reasons @croatiantwins cites as to why it belongs at spot #13 on the Iconic 100 countdown.
His true rookie and an absolutely stunning card - Mickey Mantle's 1951 Bowman arrives on the Iconic 100 countdown at #14. Jeremy Lee, host of Sports Cards Live, joins the show to discuss what makes it worthy of a Top 15 spot.
Imagine stumbling upon one of the biggest trading card collections in the world... one large enough to fill an entire garage and guest room. That's what happened to @tradingcardchick following the unexpected passing of her father in law.
What happened next is the incredible story of the collection, Becca's discoveries and her unfailing love for the hobby.
The Godfather of Prizm. A memorable card with an incredible rise. The 1996 Topps Chrome Kobe Bryant checks in at #15 on the list and here to discuss it is high-end basketball collector @exquisitesportscollectibles.
A card that brought basketball cards back to the forefront. The 1969 Topps Lew Alcindor tall boy arrives on the Iconic 100 list at #16, and here to discuss it is @brooklynvintagecards.
Coming in at #17 on the #Iconic100 is Bill Russell's only true rookie card. Vintage basketball collector @incardboardveritas joins @thereal27guy to dive deeper on the 1957 Topps Bill Russell RC and its spot on the countdown.
@signedandslabbed believes the 1981 Topps Joe Montana is the most recognizable football card in history and should be inside the Top 10, but voters only had it at #18 on the list. Listen in as David and Adam discuss the Montana rookie.
You knew the GOAT of Pokemon would appear on the Iconic 100, but did you expect it this early in the countdown? The 1999 Charizard (all editions) shows up at #19, but @yamwax is sure that it should have been a Top 10 card.
Today, we finally crack the Top 20 of the #Iconic100 countdown with none other than Jim Brown himself. His 1958 Topps rookie card checks in at #20 on the list and @croatiantwins is here to break it down.
The 1993 SP Foil Derek Jeter comes in at #21 on the countdown, but should it have been a Top 20 card? @yanxchick emphatically says yes and provides several reasons as to why.
The 1984 Star Michael Jordan has become one of the most polarizing cards, with collectors arguing whether or not its his true rookie. @mikebevceltics believes it is and argues that it may be a Top 10 card in the coming years.
Coming in at #23 - and no we didn't plan it this way - is the 1997 Upper Deck Jersey Auto Michael Jordan card. High-end basketball collector @spinotron joins @thereal27guy to discuss the card, where it ranks amongst Jordan's best and whether or not 23 is the right spot on the list for it.
A player who truly changed the game, featured in one of the most iconic sets of all time, with a stunning red background. All reasons that elevate the importance and significance of the 1952 Topps Jackie Robinson. Listen in as @yanxchick and @thereal27guy discuss more.
Today, we officially enter the Top 25 of the #Iconic100 countdown with Jerry Rice's 1986 Topps rookie card. @cagelawyer joins us to discuss what he considers to be "one of the most easily recognizable rookie cards."
Some consider the 2009 National Treasures Stephen Curry RPA the best card of the Panini era. And many believe it'll only grow in importance as the years move on. High-end basketball collector @exquisitesportscollectibles joins Adam Gray to discuss his take on the card and its spot at #26.
Don't be fooled by the smile on his face... Walter Payton was one of the fiercest competitors to ever play the game. @yamxwax joins the countdown to discuss his legacy and iconic 1976 Topps rookie card.
The 1948 Bowman George Mikan arrives on the countdown at #28, which is significantly lower than where @sportscardinvestor's Tyler Nethercott had it. He joins Adam Gray to discuss why he believes it's one of the most critically important cards in the hobby.
Another day, another iconic vintage baseball card. @sportscardpete is back to deliver his thoughts on the 1951 Bowman Willie Mays and its ranking at #29 on the Iconic 100 list.
On the day he begins his 20th season, King James makes another appearance on the #Iconic100 countdown with his 2003 Topps Chrome RC. Here to discuss the card and its spot on the list is @charger21_.
The 1952 Topps Willie Mays is often overshadowed by the Mantle from the same set, but despite that, there's no denying just how recognizable and iconic the card is in its own right. High-end collector @mc_sportscards joins the countdown to give his thoughts.
Tom Brady, an iconic pose and CHROME. Legendary status. But is #32 the right spot for this TB12 rookie card? @mikebevceltics checks back in to give thoughts.
Dr. J's first appearance on the Iconic 100 countdown comes at #33 courtesy of his 1972 Topps rookie card, but Sports Card Investor's Tyler Nethercott isn't buying its ranking.
Another tall boy card lands on the countdown - and this time it's one of the most important football cards of all time. Listen in as @croatiantwins and Adam Gray discuss the 1965 Topps Joe Namath rookie card.
The 1997 Metal Universe Kobe Bryant arrives at #35 on the countdown, but @charger21_ had it MUCH higher... in fact, it landed in his personal Top 10. Whose side are you on - the voter's or Justin's?
Major demand and nearly impossible to find in a high grade, the 1955 Topps Roberto Clemente remains one of the most sought after vintage cards of all time. But does #36 on the Iconic 100 countdown do it justice? @incardboardveritas and @thereal27guy give their thoughts.
The 1953 Topps Mickey Mantle card comes in at #37, but is that too high? Listen in as Adam Gray (@thereal27guy) and @sportscardpete debate the ranking.
The 1986 Fleer Sticker Michael Jordan comes in at #38 on the #Iconic100 countdown, but was very polarizing amongst voters. @brooklynvintagecards joins @thereal27guy to give his personal thoughts on the ranking and why it may have landed where it did.
The 1997 E-X-2001 Jambalaya Michael Jordan is one of the most iconic inserts of all time, and a card near and dear to Adam AND Jeremy's hearts. But does its ranking at #39 on the Iconic 100 countdown make sense? Listen in as they discuss.
Days after seeing Mike Trout's 2011 Topps Update card on the #Iconic100 countdown, his 2009 Bowman Chrome shows up at #40. But should the Bowman Chrome be higher? @yanxchick joins Adam Gray to give her thoughts.
The long awaited arrival of a T206 card finally comes to an end at #41 and it's none other than the legendary Ty Cobb (including all versions). But its appearance at this spot is not sitting well with vintage collector @sportscardpete.
Steph Curry's 2009 Topps Chrome checks in at #42 on the #Iconic100 countdown... a respectable placement says Sports Card Investory's Tyler Nethercott. But he believes this card will soar in ranking over the next few years.
25 years after the release of Pokemon, there's still a debate raging over what card was actually the first ever to be made and distributed. In Episode 11 of The Hobby, Pokemon expert @maxmaxcity joins Adam Gray to reveal the truth and explain why there's so much confusion.
Nolan Ryan needs no introduction. The man was feared by hitters for nearly three decades and remains a legend to this day, so it's no surprise to see his 1968 Topps rookie card on the #Iconic100 list... but @cagelawyer has a problem with exactly where it landed.
After seeing Ronaldo and Pele earlier in the Iconic 100 countdown, Leo Messi finally makes his first appearance at the #44 spot. @croatiantwins is back to give his thoughts on Messi's 2004 Mega Cracks card.
The 2011 Topps Update Mike Trout card comes in at #45 on the Iconic 100 list, but did the voters get it right? @yanxchick joins @thereal27guy to discuss if the modern day baseball card is deserving of its ranking inside of the Top 50.
The third hockey card to land on the #Iconic100 list is Bobby Orr's 1966 Topps rookie, but @jlee_sportscardslive believes it came too early in the countdown. He joins Adam Gray to deliver his thoughts.
The 1980 Topps Rickey Henderson rookie card comes in at #47 on the #iconic100 list and @brooklynvintagecards is here to give his thoughts.
Mr. Clutch himself checks in to the #Iconic100 countdown at #48 with his 1961 Fleer rookie card. The man was so great that they made his silhouette into the NBA logo - now that's iconic.
A young Babe Ruth firing a pitch in a Red Sox uniform - talk about iconic. @sportscardpete checks in with Adam Gray (@thereal27guy) to give his thoughts on the 1916 Sporting News Babe Ruth card and its ranking at #49.
The GOAT of Golf is back on the #Iconic100 for his second straight day... and third time overall. This time it's his 2001 Upper Deck card checking in at the halfway point.
Tiger Woods returns to the Iconic 100 countdown with his 2001 SP Authentic, a card @shaiwayvlogs believes is THE elite find for golf collectors.
The greatest soccer card in the world. The '52 Topps Mickey Mantle of soccer. All accolades @croatiantwins awarded to the 1958 Alifabolaget Pele... and for those reasons, he is shocked to see it come in at just #52 on the Iconic 100 countdown.
One of the most important rookie cards of a generation, featuring a truly dominant athlete - the 1989 Score Barry Sanders checks in at #53 on the #Iconic100 countdown. Sports Card Investor's Tyler Nethercott dishes his thoughts on the Sanders RC and its overall ranking.
Shoeless Joe Jackson, Cracker Jacks and Baseball Cards... a trio worthy of any iconic countdown. @cagelawyer joins Adam Gray to dive deeper on the 1914 Cracker Jack Joe Jackson card and its ranking at #54.
One of the most iconic sets of all time and the greatness of Mr. Triple Double himself - two reasons @incardboardveritas believes #55 is the right ranking for the 1961 Fleer Oscar Robertson card.
After first checking in at #77, Luka Doncic returns to the #Iconic100 countdown with his 2018 Prizm rookie. @exquisitesportscollectibles catches up with Adam Gray (@thereal27guy) to give his thoughts on its ranking.
The Playmakers Theatre insert is one of the most sought after and valuable basketball cards of the 1990's - but most agree that the football version is much nicer aesthetically. In Episode 10 of The Hobby, Adam Gray is joined by @marinocollector to discuss PMT's.
Lou Gehrig's best card - the 1933 Goudey - hits the #Iconic100 countdown at #57. Sooz aka @yanxchick joins Adam Gray to discuss the Gehrig/Goudey pairing and why it's deserving of a higher spot on the list.
The Chicago cityscape paired with Michael Jordan soaring through the air... talk about iconic. Adam Gray (@thereal27guy) is joined by Grant Slayton (@waldorfstories) to discuss the 1997 Metal Championship Michael Jordan card and its ranking at #58 on the Iconic 100 countdown.
Shaquille O'Neal slams back onto the Iconic 100 countdown at #59 with his epic multi-exposure 1992 Upper Deck card. @signedandslabbed believes the voting panel got it right for several reasons.
One day after LeBron James made his first appearance on the #Iconic100, another GOAT makes his debut. Tom Brady checks in at #60 with his memorable 2000 SP Authentic card.
After a long wait, we finally have our first LeBron James card on the #Iconic100 list. @MikeBevCeltics checks back in to discuss his 2003 Ultimate Collection card and its ranking at #61.
The first Exquisite card to make an appearance on the Iconic 100 countdown is Michael Jordan's 2003 Limited Logos. Jamison of @exquisitesportscollectibles returns to break down what makes this specific card one to remember.
The #Iconic100 countdown resumes with #63 on the list - Ernie Banks' 1954 Topps rookie card. Vintage collector @sportscardpete joins Adam Gray to give his thoughts on the ranking.
Join Adam Gray and Peter Petipas (@petiparty) as they count down the 10 most iconic Pokemon cards of all time, including appearances from the Illustrator Pikachu, Shining Gyrados and of course, the 1st Edition Charizard.
Muhammad Ali needs no introduction. He left an indelible mark on the sport of boxing, and more important this world. He is a true icon, making it no surprise to see his 1960 Hemmets card on the #Iconic100 list. @brooklynvintagecards joins the countdown to dive deeper.
Just days after seeing the Dan Marino card from the 1984 Topps set, the #Iconic100 countdown welcomes John Elway's copy at #65. Jeff Hart of @patriot_sportscards is back to dish on why Elway comes in higher than his challenger.
An extremely rare card of one of the most important baseball players in history - you can bet the 1948 Leaf Satchel Paige was bound to end up on the Iconic 100 countdown. @incardboardveritas has more.
Coming in at #67 on the Iconic 100 list is the 1955 Topps Sandy Koufax. Vintage baseball collector @sportscardpete chimes in with what makes this horizontal card so special.
TCG fan or not, the 1993 Magic the Gathering Black Lotus is one of the few cards that is instantly recognizable by all. For that reason and more, @petiparty believes this card should be MUCH higher on the Iconic 100 countdown.
One of the greatest quarterbacks of all-time and one of his most recognizable cards - two reasons that propelled the 1984 Topps Dan Marino onto the Iconic 100 countdown.
The run of vintage baseball continues on the #Iconic100 countdown, with Joe DiMaggio's '38 Goudey card coming in at #70. @incardboardveritas, however, isn't sold on its ranking.
A couple weeks ago it was discovered that an original sheet of 1997-98 Ex-2001 Essential Credentials Future cards was purchased, cut and fraudulently numbered before being listed at public auction. In Episode 8 of The Hobby, Adam Gray is joined by @spinotron to discuss uncut 90’s basketball sheets and how you as a collector can avoid purchasing examples that have been stamped fraudulently.
Cracker Jack and baseball... it's just that iconic. @signedandslabbed returns to discuss the 1914 Cracker Jack Ty Cobb - a card he believes is criminally underrated on the Iconic 100 list.
Is this Babe Ruth's true rookie card? @sportscardpete believes so. Coming in at #72 on the Iconic 100 countdown is the 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth.
Another day, another iconic Michael Jordan card. The one and only @spinotron joins us to break down the 1997 EX 2001 Michael Jordan Essential Credentials (Future and Now).
Coming in at #74 on the Iconic 100 list is one of the most visually appealing cards we've ever seen. Basketball collector @charger21_ checks in to discuss the 1998 Fusion Titanium Michael Jordan and what makes it so special to the hobby.
Kobe Bryant and LeBron James. Two of the greatest to ever do it, represented on one card. It's no surprise to see the 2008 Topps Kobe Bryant show up on the Iconic 100 list. Guest: @incardboardveritas
@signedandslabbed is back and he believes the 1989 Hoops David Robinson card is criminally underrated. He dishes on what makes it special, including how kids used to chase this exact card in his card shops in the late 80's.
Coming in at No. 77 on the Iconic 100 countdown, it's only fitting to see No. 77 himself, Luka Doncic - and one of his most important cards ever released. Jamison Long (@exquisitesportscollectibles) returns to discuss the 2018 National Treasures Luka Doncic RPA.
Patrick Mahomes rapidly ascended to greatness, winning his first Super Bowl title in just his second year as a starter. And like Mahomes on the field, his cards have set record after record. So it's no surprise to one of his best - the 2017 National Treasures RPA - arrive on the Iconic 100 countdown.
With this card featuring one of the greatest athletes of all time and one of his most memorable photos, even 'Bo Knows' that it was bound to show up on the Iconic 100 list. @patriot_sportscards checks in to discuss its ranking as well as his memories of collecting it as a child.
Number 80 on the #Iconic100 list marks one of the most beloved hockey cards in existence. @jlee_sportscardslive rejoins the countdown to discuss Mr. Hockey's rookie and why it deserves more respect.
A soft sky blue background, an iconic pose and a memorable box set. @brooklynvintagecards says these are just a few of the reasons the 1986 Topps Traded Barry Bonds deserves a spot on the Iconic 100 list.
The Greek Freak powers back onto the countdown, and this time its his 2013 National Treasures RPA getting notoriety. @exquisitesportscollectibles dishes on why this specific card not only should be on the list, but why it demands respect amongst other monster RPAs.
@croatiantwins argues that the 2002 Mega Craques Ronaldo card is one of the Top 3 soccer cards in the world, but does he believe it should be higher on the overall Iconic 100 list? Listen in!
The 84th card on the Iconic 100 comes from a galaxy far, far away. @signedandslabbed is back to discuss one of the most recognizable non-sports cards in the hobby - the 1977 Star Wars Luke Skywalker.
In Episode 7 of The Hobby, Adam Gray is joined by @signedandslabbed to discuss the iconic 1980 Topps trifold card ft. Larry Bird, Julius Erving and Magic Johnson - as well as how to pursue your own autographed copy.
On Mamba Day, it's only fitting to see Kobe Bryant make his first appearance on the Iconic 100 countdown. Sports Card Investor's Ty Nethercott joins Adam Gray to discuss Kobe's 1996 EX and where it ranks amongst his other notable cards.
The GOAT of Golf has arrived on the Iconic 100 countdown at #86 - and it's also the first perforated card to make an appearance. @cagelawyer rejoins us to discuss Tiger Woods' 1996 Sports Illustrated Kids card.
@brooklynvintagecards sizes up The Big Hurt's infamous error rookie card, which steps up to the plate at #87 on the Iconic 100 countdown. Is its placement a home run or a swing and miss?
Shaq Attack is dunking on the countdown! @signedandslabbed joins Adam Gray (@thereal27guy) to discuss #88 on the Iconic 100 countdown - the 1992 Beam Team Shaquille O'Neal.
Jeremy Lee (@jlee_sportscardslive) checks in with the first hockey card on the Iconic 100 list - the 1985 O-Pee-Chee Mario Lemieux - which he says is largely overshadowed by those of other NHL greats.
Basketball collector @charger21_ is very fond of #90 on the #Iconic100 list, with the Australian recalling memories of collecting it as a young kid in Perth. Kick back and listen as he delivers his thoughts on the 1993 Ultra Scoring Kings Michael Jordan.
@signedandslabbed is back for more and he's not happy about where the 1989 Billy Ripken landed on the Iconic 100 list.
Michael Jordan has arrived on the countdown and @shaiwayvlogs is here to deliver the goods on why this particular MJ card is more than deserving of its spot at #92.
Vintage basketball collector Nate (@incardboardveritas) delivers his thoughts on #93 on the Iconic 100 countdown - the 1970 Topps Pete Maravich.
Sooz aka @yanxchick is here to drop the bomb on why the 1985 Garbage Pail Kids Adam Bomb is 100% deserving of a spot on the Iconic 100 list.
Sports Card Investor's Ty Nethercott (@drummondcardcollector) checks in for the first time to talk #95 on the #Iconic100 list - 1998 Contenders Peyton Manning.
Hulkamania is running wild on the #Iconic100 countdown and @mikebevceltics is here to lay the smackdown on why it's deserving of a spot on the list.
Vintage collector @brooklynvintagecards joins us today to reveal #97 on the Iconic 100 countdown - and what may have kept it from climbing higher on the list.
High-end basketball collector Jamison Long (@exquisitesportscollectibles) checks in to discuss #98 on the Iconic 100 countdown - the 2013 Prizm Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Given Giannis' surge to stardom and the power of Prizm - does Jamison think its ranking is right or does he believe the voters got it wrong?
Aaron from @slabstox is not only an expert in the trading card space, but he's also a huge Stranger Things fan. So when those two worlds collided, you know we had to call him up and discuss the latest developments.
In today's episode, Aaron and Adam Gray touch on the various Stranger Things sets, cards worth watching as well as how the ZeroCool release could impact the future.
@cagelawyer from the LukaTigerLeBron podcast joins Adam Gray to unveil card #99 on the Iconic 100 list - the 1985 Topps Mark McGwire... and its Topps Tiffany variation.
As a baseball collector in the 80's, this was THE card to chase and collect - but has it stood the test of time? Cage dives deeper into that and more.
David Ratliff (@signedandslabbed) joins Adam Gray (@thereal27guy) to talk card #100 on the Iconic 100 countdown - the 1948 Leaf Ted Williams. David dives into its importance, where it ranks amongst other Ted Williams cards and how the '48 Leaf set may have inspired Andy Warhol.
We asked 150 industry experts to select and rank the most iconic cards in the hobby - and the results are in. Each day at 6PM EST, we will unveil one card on the Iconic 100 list.
Today, we start with the card that JUST missed out - the 1935 National Chicle Bronko Nagurski.
Nate (@InCardboardVeritas) joins fellow basketball collector Adam Gray (@thereal27guy) to celebrate the life and legacy of NBA champion and Hall of Famer Bill Russell.
@StackingSlabs creator Brett McGrath has had a passion for wrestling cards since his youth, but a lot has changed since then, including a sudden growth within the genre. Join us as we take a deeper look at the change, what cards to watch and how the onset of the Panini Prizm set could change its trajectory.
@sportscardpete is an avid vintage collector and recently secured one of the rarest Ty Cobb T206 cards on the planet. In Episode 3 of The Hobby, he joins Adam Gray to share the story behind the baseball card and why it was a must buy.
Jeremy Lee (@jlee_sportscardslive) is an expert on all things hockey - especially the 1979 Wayne Gretzky rookie card. He joins Adam Gray on Episode 2 of The Hobby to dive deeper on the iconic card, O-Pee-Chee vs. Topps as well as what to watch for (and avoid) when pursuing your own Gretzky grail.
@cajun_cardboard's Bryan Denison joins Adam Gray for Episode 1 of The Hobby to dive deeper into the ongoing Michael Jordan rookie card debate, as well as discuss the latest news out of PSA regarding Star grading.