PSA Reholder to Regrade: $950K vs $132K 😬 Inside the Wilt Chamberlain Rookie Saga

What up, chicken nuggets? Today we break down the wild Wilt Chamberlain 1961 Fleer rookie that went from PSA 10 to PSA 9—and the ≈$800,000 value swing that followed. We dig into PSA’s insurance/upcharge logic, the fine print on compensation caps, how to protect yourself, and my own near‑miss with a 1997 Kobe “Score Board” auto.

Timestamps
0:00 Hook—PSA 10 → 9 on Wilt’s rookie
1:56 What actually happened (reholder → review → downgrade)
3:07 The ≈$800K difference (recent comps & context)
4:20 PSA terms: $250K per claim / $500K lifetime caps
6:00 My Kobe “Score Board” autograph scare (forgery risk)
10:12 How I exited the card + reallocated to a safer Kobe
11:58 PSA 9 Wilt comp, timing the market & risk math
12:55 FDIC analogy & practical takeaways
13:38 Giveaway + Chicken Nugget Nation shoutouts

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