These are W501-2s not W575s

[Leon]

The seller and i had a good conversation, via ebay, and I explained in detail why these aren't what he thinks they are. I explained it precisely. And yet the descriptions stay the same and wrong? Sometimes I wonder what people are thinking when they know darn well what they are selling isn't what they described. It's a peeve of mine. Why can't they just edit the description to be correct?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/162898631738?ul_noapp=true

https://www.ebay.com/itm/W-575-1922-Baseball-Strip-Cards-Cleveland-Indians-John-Jack-Graney/162898632219?hash=item25ed83de1b:g:5w4AAOSwnlFafeR z

https://www.ebay.com/itm/W-575-1922-Baseball-Strip-Card-Cleveland-Indians-W-L-Larry-Gardner-Red-Sox/162898631412?hash=item25ed83daf4:g:a4EAAOSwGHJafeV l
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[Bestdj777]

It's edited now to say that he's been informed it is what you say it is.

[ValKehl]

Leon, I'm glad you were successful with this eBay seller; however, I do suspect the John Graney card actually is a W575-1 card, because the photo is very clear - i.e., the photo of Graney does not have the grainy appearance of a W501-2, like the other two cards do.

Quite some time ago, I tried without success to convince the eBay seller that this Sam Rice card is a W501-2, and not a W575-1: https://www.ebay.com/itm/1922-W575-1-like-1921-American-Caramel-Edgar-Sam-Rice-HOF-SGC-7-NM-POP-1-RARE/323057644256?hash=item4b37bc72e0:g:TPUAAOSwuMZZMh~ W