What I don't understand is why PSA would slab it without labeling it ALTERED because the "S" was obviously erased. Or perhaps the TPG grader had no clue what they did when grading it. Perhaps that makes more sense.
This whole ebay authentication thing is confusing. For non-graded cards, would the ebay authentication (or whatever it is) reject it if the card was obviously altered? For example, if the Snodgrass T206 had the "S" erased, would they allow it to be sold? For this reason, it would be nice if the TPGs had graders that knew the series. Ok, next thing to be heard is "well, there's so many different sets that no one can be an expert on everything". Well, T206 is probably one of those premier sets that the TPGs should take note of. All the different errors, the different backs and factories associated with backs, etc.
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