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Will the owner re-slab the Wagner?

View Poll Results: How will the indictment affect the Wagner?
owner will not re-slab, PSA will NOT compensate (no change)	150	77.32%
owner will not re-slab, PSA will compensate	6	3.09%
owner will re-slab, PSA will NOT compensate	7	3.61%
owner will re-slab, PSA will compensate	31	15.98%
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07-27-2012, 12:30 PM

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Dan Marke1

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jay Wolt

The owner of the Arizona Diamondbacks

That is correct. According to this article, the Wagner was to be put on display at Cooperstown and then at the D-Back's ballpark.

http://www.psacard.com/articles/arti...id=6852&type=1

Based on the FBI's indictment, it is therefore implied that the label on the holder is false by PSA's standards. In my opinion the Wagner needs to be reholdered as "AUTH", and PSA needs to be proactive in fixing it and compensating the owner for the monetary loss incurred. The card should not continue to be put on public display as a PSA 8 card in my opinion.

Also if the owner ever plans to sell the Wagner, he really needs to get the grade corrected otherwise he could be setting himself up for making a fraudulent sale unless he discloses the alteration in the sale, but that wouldn't make sense since the owner, not PSA would take the potential financial loss on the sale.

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