The pro's that do not know squat!

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Posted By: dan mckee

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=31718&item=5145864492&rd=1

PSA, the professionals! get your cards graded by the professionals. They don't know what they are grading, but they are the professionals!!

This be da portrait, NOT the Cubs on shirt variation.
HIRE SOMEONE that knows pre-war!

I am not bitter.

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Posted By: Joe P.

Or you might waken and anger the Mt Olympus crowd.

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Posted By: Dan Koteles

That top looks jagged-misquoted , not miscut.

I have a beauty in a EPDG raw , looks near a 7- will never see a slab- its my baby...
And I haint letting her out of her crib. BYE

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Posted By: Joe P.

"I have a beauty in a EPDG raw , looks near a 7- will never see a slab- its my baby...
And I haint letting her out of her crib. BYE"
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What kind of a selfish cheap low life crack is that?

How dare you deprive a slabhead from a possible PSA 8?

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Posted By: warshawlaw

they are literally correct, just not card-correct. I guess the underpaid pinhead logging in this order misread the Becketts. Not surprising given that she has to read very quickly and with squinty eyes so she doesn't see the prices and can plausibly later claim she doesn't know which cards are valuable.

Look on the bright side; at least this card made it through the PSA chum line.

Think this is what they should have said?:

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Posted By: Joe P.

They have been placed on Mt Olympus by the worshipping slabheads.

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Posted By: dan mckee

Adam, that was funny as sh*t!!!!

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Posted By: Bill Kasel

The front looks fine, but the printing is off on the back. In my opinion it shouldn't be labled mis-cut either. Am I wrong in this thinking? I will certainly never send my vintage cards to PSA for grading. SGC all the way!

I'm still ticked off that I didn't win the dual Bender E95/T206 Portrait card.

Bill Kasel

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Posted By: petecld

Bill,

If sheets were cut down to size BEFORE printing you could say the printing was off. Since it is done the other way around the printing can never be off in that sense. Printing can be "off" in the sense that the colors aren't registered properly but that has nothing to do with the cutting process.

It is accurately labeled as mis-cut.