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I see a quote and a response. Only 1 would I consider internet bullying. |
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Did you consider blowing the whistle on it instead of just going along? |
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Those are some big eggs, dude. For a guy who now claims to have looked the other way while his boss shoved bad cards into holders I would say you might want to spend a bit more time checking yourself rather than attacking someone who you do not know in the slightest. My guess is that anyone who stays at that job for that long did more than look the other way. So if you were not the one who gave the green light to bad cards you at least lacked enough ethics to stay employed there and did nothing to stop it and nothing to inform the public. You might have others fooled about what a great hobby guy you are but you do not fool me in the least. |
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This escalated quickly
Insert Ron Burgundy gif Lol |
Actually, I found the thread and I also mentioned that you altered cards (which was second hand information - and if incorrect, my apologies as I certainly should've vetted such before posting it).
It was actually blasting SGC, not PSA. Here is the thread: https://forums.collectors.com/messag...hreadid=774262 Again, I'm not trying to hide and I'll take ownership of my words. |
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Getting bumps and playing that game which virtually everyone does, does not mean someone is altering cards. |
Before this deteriorates any further can we stick for a second to the big story line here at least from my perspective? An SGC grader comes on the board and tells us that for a period of time, in his opinion, SGC was putting bad cards into the marketplace. That to me is a big deal, and I would like to know more about it and in particular the OP's perspective on how this happened and why.
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But enough about me. I am not the one coming on the board trying to convince people to trust them. Seems you have a past, maybe a present, which you need to explain. You come off as not very genuine now and clearly have at least a past which demonstrated a real lack of ethics and you seem to be avoiding discussing that. Typing WRONG! in response to my statements and ignoring Peter's questions may be insufficient. |
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Doesn't bother me this is here, but should disclose this is a "paid" advertisement. Feels snake-oily without disclosure. |
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I have no desire to rehash or speak about SGC or my time there. Despite you, Peter, or anyone else wanting an explanation, I am neither obligated nor inclined to provide you with any details of what happened during a regime long gone (both the head grader and the ownership). Bad cards and erroneous cards have been holdered by ALL of the major TPG's before and after my time as a grader. Some despite warnings from others on staff. Any declaration, speculation or insight provided on my part will only add fuel for the flames that some wish to ignite and I feel no need or responsibility to add fodder to that quest. Cast whatever stones you wish. Question me all you want, but just because a few have issues with me calling them out over the past decade and want to continue to grind that axe, it is a far cry to question my ethics or integrity. And even more so to try to therefore translate this bitterness to the company that I work for that has been nothing but standup and transparent. |
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I have not said anything about the company who employs you now but your refusal to speak about the fraud which took place while you were a senior grader at SGC for several years other than to absolve yourself of any wrong doing or responsibility speaks volumes to the person you are today. |
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I am through with this area of discussion. |
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When people volunteer a little information, then refuse to answer questions and act indignant, that often doesn't work out too well. Just an observation.
adver Anyhow, back to the advertisement, as apparently no more information is forthcoming. |
scott,
as primarily a psa guy and considering a recent sgc purchase was made, can i get just one piece of vital information that shouldn't cause a stir or implicate anyone... this merkle tenure and guarantee reneging is news to me. is there a certain set of flip numbers or perhaps a certain looking flip style that we should be on the look out for to protect ourselves? or simply what are the determining signs of one of these suspicious or questionable cards? if you can shed any insight on this for me i would certainly appreciate it.... congrats on the plank find and despite the detours would call this thread a success. (and no one is perfect here, guys. myself included) |
and this reminds me of the tommy boy scene:
if you want me to take a dump in a box and mark it guaranteed, i will. ive got plenty of time. |
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The SG logo was used until late '98/early '99. The change to the SGC logo was near the very end of Joe's tenure and the dual grade at the end of '99 was after he was gone. |
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so basically any of'em w/o a numerical grade?
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I would consider 50 and 84 to be numerical grades. |
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that is how i perceived it as well and he might as well been there thru 04 in my mind.
thanks for the glimpse of sunshine and moments of fresh air. heading back down to the dungeon now... :D |
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Sgc has graded bad cards
To just scream Wagner about Psa people can scream Doyle about sgc because just like sgc has a totally different regime so does Psa from the days of the Wagner. It was also a calculated business decision in my opinion and it would be hard to argue that it was not a successful decision. In fact an owner of a chief Psa competitor once told me before he owned the company he now does that he would have slabbed it at the time because of all the press it got them. I can remeber a tony galovich article where he talked about how it only got an 8 but was sold to Gretzky McNall as mint and how they should have asked for some money back. Yell about current issues but talking about something from 24 years ago at a company with entirely different graders a different president and changed from a privately owned company to a publicly owned doesn't really hold any water anymore.
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The questions is, which one is a mistake, and which one is turning a blind eye to a card you know is bad.
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Plank
all I have to say about the plank is I personally would advise one use a sniping service if planning on bidding from my personal experiences.
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This "Advertisement" sure took a turn
I don't think this thread is gonna do much to attract advertisers who want to purchase collections. :confused:
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Gretzky McNall
Tony was referring to the auction house that called the card mint not Psa who graded it nm mt.
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Plank
Would love to see a picture of the Plank when possible.
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