That N403 is a fantastic card. It's a rare Yum Yum, it pictures an important 19th century player- it's terrific. The only thing it's not is Anson. Why can't one person who is selling it say that? Then the buyer can determine how significant it is to him. It will still sell for a ton of money.
Of course the thread has digressed from Phil's original point- is Anson in the Notre Dame photo? I don't understand why PSA is deemed the place to go to make that determination. This board alone has many advanced 19th century collectors who could be asked to look at the image and make a determination. So what can PSA do- decide if it's a type 1 or type 2, which in this case is absolutely irrelevant? Sometimes I just don't get this hobby.
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