What's wrong with this picture?

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Posted By: Richard Masson

Since we all enjoyed finding the fish with eyeglasses hidden in the tree while sitting in the doctor's office as a kid, perhaps you can find the mistakes in the following pictures:

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Posted By: Henry Eshelman

None of the grades look that terrible to me except the first t206 young with the crease. Everything else is probably overgraded but not by a ton.

Thanks, Henry Eshelman

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Posted By: Scot Reader

All are improperly identified on the holder label. I have a few PSA miscues myself. I still use PSA but must confess that I wish they did a better job.

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Posted By: barrysloate

Richard- are those real or did you do that in photoshop? Nobody can make that many mistakes.

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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman

That's awful. I think the Jennings pastel background is the worst. Actually, scratch that. They're all horrendous.

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Posted By: Zach Rice

To the first poster-the grades are not off, look at the label on the holders, those are what are wrong. I hope Richard's not just pulling our chains and he has found out the font PSA uses Talk about a few mistakes.

Edited to ad the E106 Marquard is terrible. They put the wrong player and set on the holder.

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Posted By: Bottom of the Ninth

Zach maybe you should not be so hard on PSA. I think the Marquard is actually an E90-1.

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Posted By: Elliot

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Posted By: Zach Rice

You're right Greg, I was thinking E106 when I saw the pose but that pose is used in multiple sets. Richard, is it his E90-1 ?

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Posted By: Anonymous

The Marquard is E90-1, but not Lumley. Oddly, the immediately prior serial number (the card the grader handled just before this one) was - can you guess? An E90-1 Lumley!
I had these graded to put in to the registry, so I have to get them corrected. I thought y'all might get a chuckle out of them before I did.
Barry-all the 31451xxx came back together in the last few weeks.

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Posted By: Richard Masson

I wonder if it would be possible to complete a T206 registry set, all with no labels matching the cards within the slabs. There is even a Wagner out there as the key card! Watch out '48 Leaf collectors!

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Posted By: George Altemose

In the T206's, the sky is yellow, rather than blue. Normally, the sky is blue, except at night, when it is black. Why do so many T206's show a yellow sky? Possibly this is distracting to the rocket scientist who grades the cards.

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Posted By: Jay Miller

Were some of these updates to the Buchner Offenders and Defenders set....all those American Criminals

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Posted By: BcD

I have A t-216 PEOPLE'S Marquard that looks just like yours including the tiny imperfection locations et. We all seem to be curious about the designation of that card?

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Posted By: Anonymous

The Marquard is an E90-1. It was part of the lot that traded at Sotheby's about a year ago. Thanks again, Jay.

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Posted By: jim

Didn't even get the "Clark" part correct. Real slab, no photo shop pasting!

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Posted By: Anson

Looks like Fred Clark Griffith to me!