PSA Pop Report

[Yoda]

With all the vagaries and inconsistencies of PSA's pop report, a vital tool for collectors building high grade collections in order to register their sets. Well, when perusing the Heritage auction ending Thursday, I came across one such omission; Lot 59589, a 1952 Berk Ross Jacky Robinson PSA 6. The narration states it is the highest graded. Well, I have some small news for PSA, if they care, I hold the same card in a PSA 7.
I would be happy to provide them the serial # if they wish.

[BeanTown]

Maybe PSA takes cards out of the population, like the government takes old currency out of circulation.

[Kutcher55]

Originally Posted by Yoda

With all the vagaries and inconsistencies of PSA's pop report, a vital tool for collectors building high grade collections in order to register their sets. Well, when perusing the Heritage auction ending Thursday, I came across one such omission; Lot 59589, a 1952 Berk Ross Jacky Robinson PSA 6. The narration states it is the highest graded. Well, I have some small news for PSA, if they care, I hold the same card in a PSA 7.
I would be happy to provide them the serial # if they wish.

The narration is either dated or just wrong. The PSA pop report below shows there are a few dozen graded 7+ copies.

https://www.psacard.com/cardfacts/ba...robinson/43853

[midmo]

Somebody at Heritage got lazy and recycled the same title and description from their PSA 9 listing.