David Hall talks about The Wagner

[samosa4u]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

What I don't fully get is why, in 30 plus years, not a single former grader or other employee in a position to know has talked. I am sure some of them have enjoyed lucrative relationships with PSA as dealers, but not all. And NDAs can't be the complete answer; people defy those frequently and (not my area of expertise) there are whistleblower protections I imagine might apply. But to my knowledge, it has not happened.

That's cause' most of them remain in the industry. For example, he will go from PSA to HA to SGC to Goldin, etc. Everyone knows everyone and everyone has to work with everyone. If you say one bad thing about anybody, then you're finished. For example, Joe Orlando went to HA, and like most auction houses, they do a lot of business with PSA. Now, imagine what would happen if Joe started trash-talking Nat Turner or somebody else at PSA? He most likely would lose his job.

[Carter08]

What is interesting to me is how much money is involved and, relatedly, how important these things can feel, but then to realize what a small segment of people care. For example, the link has 194 views, guessing mostly from here.

[Epps]

Bill Mastro - “I trimmed the card”

PSA- “no you didn’t”

Usually it’s the other way around lol

[Snowman]

Originally Posted by Epps

Bill Mastro - “I trimmed the card”

PSA- “no you didn’t”

Usually it’s the other way around lol

I've actually done this. I included notes on a card that was submitted to PSA saying it was altered and to grade the card as such (not trimmed, but still altered). It came back in a numeric holder. Disclosures do not matter. They are offering their opinion. They don't care about yours.