Strange listing

[Bram99]

Am I missing something or did PSA misclassify this card as a real 1953 Topps Campanella? And 9 no less? The card back clearly says it’s from the Archives set. See link:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1953-Topps-Roy-Campanella-Brooklyn-Dodgers-27-Baseball-Card/154185778720?epid=85049958&hash=item23e6304620:g:khoAAOSwwSFfr8mT

[Casey2296]

Zero feedback seller, fake PSA label. Get used to the new normal and thank your lucky stars there's still places like Net54.

[Kidnapped18]

Yeah PSA has gotten real sloppy
If you type in cert # it comes up as a legit '53 Topps Campy...smh

Tony

[Casey2296]

Yeah PSA has gotten real sloppy
If you type in cert # it comes up as a legit '53 Topps Campy...smh

Tony

I believe that number was attached to a valid 53 Campy at some point. That's the only thing in common with this listing.

[Jobu]

I think it is a real 9 but this dude obviously doesn't have it. It is a stolen scan of the front. Notice the image of the back is a raw card, Archives no less, bc the scammer likely only found a scan of the front of the 9 and is apparently too lazy to find a slabbed back image to pair with it.

[Bram99]

So it’s another scam but not a PSA mistake. That’s kind of a good outcome in today’s hobby

[Casey2296]

There's big money in this business, scammers follow the money. I can buy empty PSA slabs at 5 bucks each, a custom label printer to mimic old PSA labels, and an ultrasonic plastic sealer for $1000, and a readily accessible database at PSA. Took me 20 minutes of research to find the tools. All from China btw.