Which Graders will note t206 anomalies, errors & provenance?

[Cory]

Thanks for the response - this is the impression I am getting - they used to do it, but don't do it anymore?

I've reached out to SGC & CGC directly to see how/what is able to be noted on the flip. I guess I should do the same for PSA.

I said Lew Lipsett - I meant Lionel Carter as a named collection. I have several from Bray's collection, none from Carter's as they tend to be too nice for me.

[Cory]

From SGC customer support -

Thank you for reaching out. I spoke with our operations manager who confirmed that SGC is not currently notating any special descriptions on newly graded T206's. I do apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

[Cory]

Thank you for contacting us! I hope you are doing well today! Most sports/trading cards will not notate any errors on the label unless they are submitted and our graders designate them as such. If you are interested in submitting your cards as error cards, then I would recommend adding them to your submission and once you print off the packing slip for your order writing a handwritten note stating the errors for each card so our team will know what to look for and evaluate them as such. As for the pedigree, you can request this be placed on the label as well but our graders will have to review and approve this as well. I hope this helps!

[Cory]

If the print error is recognized by the manufacturer and listed on the official checklist, it will likely be put on the label.

Apparently emails from PSA go to spam for me so I just saw this one. Anybody know which errors are recognized by ATC

[bnorth]

They all for the most part quit labeling printing errors because most of them are really just sun faded to make them "missing ink". Can't remember what one but they actually were labeling the sun faded blue 1958 Tops Hank Aaron cards as real missing ink cards for a short time.

[martin neal]

Sgc graded a Shappe in my 3/21/2025 submission.