Fake Lajoie slabbed by PSA, Ebay seller: vintage_card_shop

[paul]

I guess now the buyer will find out if PSA's authentication program is a "waist" of time.

[brianp-beme]

Chock one up for PSA - they got the Lajoie, M101-5, and blank back part correct on their label. They just forgot that they shouldn't be grading reprints.

Brian (and that seller's responses were ridiculous)

[jp1216]

I'm guessing it's a fake slab or resealed. I don't like scans/pics with those plastic sleeves over the slab. It may be hiding the frosting of a resealed holder. Fingers crossed the Authentication process works this time around.

[jingram058]

Expensive cardboard = more + more fakery

Bound to happen

[Beercan collector]

It’s pictured on PSA’s website Price guide section

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Beercan collector

It’s pictured on PSA’s website Price guide section

PSA sure knows vintage!

For the record, the guy selling the Lajoie called me an idiot after I told him his card is fake as a 3 dollar bill.
.

[butchie_t]

Is the owner of the card the only person that can alert PSA or can anyone contact them and inform them of a graded fake card when they come across one?

Butch

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by Beercan collector

It’s pictured on PSA’s website Price guide section

This is just picking up stuff on ebay, that's not saying that it's a real PSA slab. That being said the cert number is correct for a PSA 1 M101-5 Lajoie Blank Back. Just sent a heads up to my Rep at PSA. Never done that before, will be interesting to see what happens.