1950 psa autographed dodgers ball doesn't look right

[toyman55]

Ebay ball with Carl Hodges? authenticated by psa?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1952-NL-CHAM...p2056016.l4276

[keithsky]

That is the stupidness of PSA. Maybe they should start proof reading there certs. I have a few from them and JSA that aren't right with miss spelled names or mistakes on the cert. If I'm paying good money for a cert at least get it right. The best mistake one I have is a Early Wynn game used ball with 4 mistakes on the cert from JSA. I had it listed a few weeks ago on the BST section. I'll maybe let 1 slide but 4? Come on. I didn't submit it originally and it was from a few years ago.Yeah some will say mistakes happen or the volume they get but start taking the time and do it right. Maybe hire a person to look the certs over before it leaves and that would be there daily job. It's called quality control.

[Bcwcardz]

Errors like that just tells the public that they dont give a shit. They want us to trust their opinion when they cant even spell. Can you imagine a fortune 500 company sending out letters with errors? Its totally asinine but not a surprise.

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[Duluth Eskimo]

Comparing fortune 500 companies to autograph authenticators is a stretch. Let's be realistic here.

[seanofjapan]

To add insult to injury, it also says that Hodges is a hall of fame inductee....

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by seanofjapan

To add insult to injury, it also says that Hodges is a hall of fame inductee....

ROFL,, whatever they are paying for "quality control", they are not getting their money's worth.

[Bcwcardz]

Originally Posted by Duluth Eskimo

Comparing fortune 500 companies to autograph authenticators is a stretch. Let's be realistic here.

Im just using an example. I should have said any business. You get the gist of what im trying to say. Remember they are the gold standard at what they do. It just looks poorly on them thats all.

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