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Originally Posted by Just.Rachel
Let me get this straight....
This pin was submitted to PSA, who didn't notice it was a reprint and slabbed it. Then it was sold in a MH auction, who didn't notice. Then it was bought by a collector, who didn't notice, and now it's for sale through Probstein, who probably didn't notice but still hasn't taken down the listing?
Wowsers.
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Originally Posted by Jim65
So someone went through all the trouble to put together the highest graded set but was too stupid to know when he bought an obvious fake?
PSA is at fault but so are the idiots who don't educate themselves about what they buy.
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And there's the problem. TPG encourages across the board laziness. Why do any due diligence when PSA backstops you? And then when you do learn of a problem, just pass it down the line through any number of consignment sellers who are happy to offer a PSA slab without any critical evaluation because it is a PSA slab.