Another PSA misidentified card… oops

[Tobacco&Gum]

Isn't there a PSA slab with T206 Heine Wagner card, but a Honus label floating around somewhere? I think I once saw a pic of it on the PSA boards.

[Ronnie73]

With all the graded cards I have, It always seems to be PSA making the errors. I don't have any SGC's with errors. Now i'm not talking about grading errors but identification errors. Here's a list of a few that I can remember without pulling boxes out.

T206 Kid Elberfeld Portrait New York Sovereign 350 PSA 4 - Flip says Washington.

T206 Joe Lake New York Sweet Caporal 150 F649 PSA 4 - Flip says St Louis No Ball.

T206 Jack White Sovereign 350 PSA 2 - Flip says Doc White Chicago Pitching.

1984 Topps #8 Don Mattingly PSA 8 - Flip says Topps Tiffany

I don't worry too much about the errors since PSA will fix them free of charge but it just seems to be more common with PSA cards.

[glynparson]

SGC I made errors. they are out there, they just have better customer service and I think this gets the mistakes fixed more often than at PSA.

[Pat R]

It's not always how it's listed on the submission form, this card was clearly
marked Randall on the form.

[Ronnie73]

I just thought of a new way to collect T206's. Build a PSA set with all misidentified flips. Wonder how close to a complete set could be put together. So far i'm 3/524.

[t206hound]

Originally Posted by Ronnie73

With all the graded cards I have, It always seems to be PSA making the errors. I don't have any SGC's with errors. Now i'm not talking about grading errors but identification errors.

I had two mischaracterized T206 poses in my last submission (I'll note it was a 125+ card submission that they received during the hurricane). One was a Chase Throwing Dark Cap identified as Portrait Blue Background. I sent it back in with a submission to be relabeled. The other was this Lajoie (which I sold); note that the issue and player were correct, just not the pose.