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Originally Posted by nolemmings
You may be right but if true, that's pretty lazy. Let's continue to promote false attribution? How hard would it be to list it as a 1961 1963 Topps Dice Game, with a strikethrough to draw attention and an explanation in the lot description? As for PSA, you'd think they would welcome a potential re-holdering fee. It's a good thing no potential rookie cards are on the sheet or all hell would break loose.
BTW, do we know if the back of the sheet is blank or instead contains the game info? |
No clue about the back of the sheet. Have to ask Fred if he knows.
In terms of PSA being lazy, my guess is that most auction houses would find your recommended approach to be more work than it’s worth to try to push on the precise dating of this issue. So in some ways (if my assumption is true), then you could argue the AHs exhibit similar levels of sloth. Although we could debate whose sloth is more damning!