PSA new grading system???

[V117collector]

Has anyone ever seen this type of grading by PSA before, ( VG-8)?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1923-Maple-Crispette-8-Babe-Ruth-PSA-VG8-ORIGINAL-/170790709021?pt=US_Baseball&hash=item27c3eb671d

I've also noticed the same card listed on ebay graded SGC (Authentic) for a extremely overpriced cost of $2500.00... :rolleyes:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1923-Maple-Crispette-8-Babe-Ruth-SGC-Authentic-HS18-/220955722117?pt=US_Baseball&hash=item3371fcc185

[Leon]

The one which almost looks like a PSA holder doesn't look like a good auction. I highly doubt that if someone actually fell for that and bought it, they would get what is pictured, whatever it is.

[barrysloate]

VG 8 is a designation for a graded coin. Looks like the label forger might have a numismatic background.

[3-2-count]

That sure looks like the same card and scan to me. Looks like someone Photo Shopped a fake Psa label over the Sgc label, no??
The blemishes on the black Sgc insert match up perfectly in both pics.

[leaflover]

No listing of Cert.# 12924162 in PSA database.

[HercDriver]

Maybe we should ask him for a back scan. If nothing else, it would make him waste an hour of his Saturday trying to photoshop that as well...

Take Care,
Geno

[glchen]

This is a bad seller. If you look at his completed sales, you can see that he sold multiple copies of a 1933 Sport Kings Babe Ruth PSA 8, all with the same flip in different auctions, each for around 1K.

[Blitzu]

You can clearly see the photo shopped lines (fuzziness) on the "PSA" label for the #8 VG 8, around the name and also around the serial number. Not very good.