Trimmed---PSA8?

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Posted By: Elliot 

I guess it's OK---it's a N192 (sic).
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1046297358

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Posted By: Paul Asinn

Is Lipset trying to set a new collecting area?

Why does he list the card as a triple error?

Do we have to start collecting PSA mistakes as error cards?

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Posted By: petecld

A trimmed PSA 8 N192? Well at least they spelled Old Judge correctly.

Lew's friends are in high places?

or

PSA's heads are high up their. . .?

Just my opinion.

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Posted By: leon

the answer, Pete, would be both......regards

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Posted By: Tom

Good at least that Lew isn't trying to just say "see photo" or something. Lots of people would miss the N192 designation and a cursory look might miss the trim at the bottom. Doubt seriously that Lew had the card graded himself, although he might have. Know he isn't a big proponent of the grading companies as there are FEW graded cards in any of his auctions. Should be a good one coming up........

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Posted By: warshawlaw

PSa doesn't know squat about authenticating vintage cards, especially rare ones. There are just too many mistakes coming out of there lately. I'm sending my N cards to SGC from now on.

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Posted By: Julie Vognar

I occasionally get a graded card, but not because it's graded. For instance, if Mastro's N162 PSA 6 Kelly was cenetered better, I might bid on it. (Might get outbid, too!)

Julie