Parker MacDonald #44

Name: Parker MacDonald #44
Brand: 1963-64 Parkhurst

1963-64 Parkhurst · 1963-64

CommonStandard

Market value

Avg grade

8.0

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The Parker MacDonald (#44, 1963-64 Parkhurst, 1963-64) is a common Hockey card. Across 1 ZeroPop community scans it averages a 8.0/10 grade (NM-MT), with 0% grading Gem Mint 9.5 or higher.

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Community grades

8.0

Avg Grade

Scans

Gem Mint 9.5+

8.0

Top Grade

Grade distribution

1 · 100%

Average sub-grades

Corners

8.5

Edges

8.0

Surface

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Parker MacDonald

1963-64 Parkhurst

8.0

Card details

Set1963-64 Parkhurst

Number#44

Year1963-64

GameHockey

RarityCommon

FinishStandard

Frequently asked questions

What grade do most Parker MacDonald cards get?

Across 1 community scans on ZeroPop, the Parker MacDonald averages a 8.0/10 overall grade. 0% reach Gem Mint (9.5+). Sub-grade averages: corners 8.5, edges 8.0, surface 7.5, centering 9.0.

What are the most common defects on a Parker MacDonald?

The most frequently flagged condition issues on scanned Parker MacDonald cards are Light Wear (100% of scans), Light Wear (Front) (100% of scans), Lower Right Shoulder Area (Front) (100% of scans).

Is the Parker MacDonald worth grading?

Whether the Parker MacDonald is worth submitting depends on its raw value versus its graded value and your predicted grade. ZeroPop scans the card, predicts a PSA/BGS/CGC grade, and runs the break-even math before you pay submission fees.