***Lost 1888 N162 Goodwin Champs King Kelly - PSA 3 (MK)

[Fred]

For clarification - to package did not looked "disturbed" before your friend opened it? If so, that would indicate someone opened the package and carefully resealed it sometime between the time if was sent and received.

What would Encyclopedia Brown do?

Totally sucks. Good news is that the card has identifying marks. Ebay, Craigslist, N54 BST ( ).

[aloondilana]

Originally Posted by Fred

For clarification - to package did not looked "disturbed" before your friend opened it? If so, that would indicate someone opened the package and carefully resealed it sometime between the time if was sent and received.

What would Encyclopedia Brown do?

Totally sucks. Good news is that the card has identifying marks. Ebay, Craigslist, N54 BST ( ).

He described the box that arrived as pristine. He had zero concerns. He also verified with the seller that it had at least two layers of tape over every single seam and it did. It’s seriously bizarre

[jingram058]

I too would be absolutely devastated, as it is just a beautiful card. Yes, totally sucks.

[chadeast]

Originally Posted by jingram058

I too would be absolutely devastated, as it is just a beautiful card. Yes, totally sucks.

+1. Awful. At least it appears to be easily identifiable as stated. I'll absolutely be on the lookout for it.

[swarmee]

Since it's in a PSA slab, the buyer should still register it on their PSA registry account. If someone else tries to register the cert number, then PSA will know which account attempted to add it. Let PSA know the card is missing/stolen so that if it gets registered, they are aware that there is disputed ownership of the card.

[chadeast]

Originally Posted by swarmee

Since it's in a PSA slab, the buyer should still register it on their PSA registry account. If someone else tries to register the cert number, then PSA will know which account attempted to add it. Let PSA know the card is missing/stolen so that if it gets registered, they are aware that there is disputed ownership of the card.

OP stated that PSA was notified and is tagging the cert.

[aloondilana]

Originally Posted by swarmee

Since it's in a PSA slab, the buyer should still register it on their PSA registry account. If someone else tries to register the cert number, then PSA will know which account attempted to add it. Let PSA know the card is missing/stolen so that if it gets registered, they are aware that there is disputed ownership of the card.

Thank you. I believe this has been taken care of on PSA’s end. At least that is my understanding. Btw, should I block out the cert # in this thread? Is there any downside to having it visible? Thanks

[swarmee]

Originally Posted by aloondilana

Thank you. I believe this has been taken care of on PSA’s end. At least that is my understanding. Btw, should I block out the cert # in this thread? Is there any downside to having it visible? Thanks

No need to. Very slim odds someone who ends up with this would know about this forum.