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Old 10-10-2013, 02:05 PM
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think he got off easy ..

dude stole Millions from us collectors
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Old 10-10-2013, 02:09 PM
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Will Joe Orlando issue a statement?
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Old 10-10-2013, 02:39 PM
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Even his silence would be a big statement now.
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Old 10-10-2013, 02:57 PM
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Would love to see the deposition now...does Bill Mastro say that Joe Orlando knew the card was trimmed before it was encapsulated? If so, is Joe now on the hook for a similar fraud case...can you have accessory to fraud? I know the current owner would not return it to PSA for a refund but could he sue for damages between the current value of a trimmed Wagner and the value of his purchase? Lots of questions still to be answered.

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Would love to see the deposition now...does Bill Mastro say that Joe Orlando knew the card was trimmed before it was encapsulated? If so, is Joe now on the hook for a similar fraud case...can you have accessory to fraud? I know the current owner would not return it to PSA for a refund but could he sue for damages between the current value of a trimmed Wagner and the value of his purchase? Lots of questions still to be answered.

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If I am not mistaking (and I could be) I don't think Joe O was in charge at the time of the grading of the Wagner.
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I recall David Hall making a statement to the effect that he was totally comfortable with assigning the card an 8 grade. Is he still cool with it?
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I recall David Hall making a statement to the effect that he was totally comfortable with assigning the card an 8 grade. Is he still cool with it?
He looked at it with a magnifying glass and it was fine.
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If I am not mistaking (and I could be) I don't think Joe O was in charge at the time of the grading of the Wagner.
With some newly obtained information, Joe O started with CU in the Summer of 1999. He took over running PSA in 2002. The card was graded approximately 7-8 yrs before he started with CU and over 10 yrs before he started running PSA. Joe was 19 and playing college baseball when the Wagner was graded. So those are the facts about the grading of the Wagner where Joe O is concerned. And I am told the current owner of the card is still very happy with it.
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And I am told the current owner of the card is still very happy with it.
I'm guessing he's be a bit happier if the card was actually an 8 and not hacked with a blade.
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With some newly obtained information, Joe O started with CU in the Summer of 1999. He took over running PSA in 2002. The card was graded approximately 7-8 yrs before he started with CU and over 10 yrs before he started running PSA. Joe was 19 and playing college baseball when the Wagner was graded. So those are the facts about the grading of the Wagner where Joe O is concerned. And I am told the current owner of the card is still very happy with it.
He is the head of PSA now, and should still provide a statement. Their integrity (cough, cough) is in question. Their landmark card, and the one that started it all, should grade Authentic, instead of an "8". In fact, we have all seen cards returned due to being trimmed, so it may not receive a grade at all.

Does the fact that they are a public company compel them to issue a statement? I'm sure any financial analyst performing fundamental analysis should find this story very compelling.

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Luckey - you're spot on. Joe O would have been a sophmore in college at that point - still playing baseball.
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Would love to see the deposition now...does Bill Mastro say that Joe Orlando knew the card was trimmed before it was encapsulated? If so, is Joe now on the hook for a similar fraud case...can you have accessory to fraud? I know the current owner would not return it to PSA for a refund but could he sue for damages between the current value of a trimmed Wagner and the value of his purchase? Lots of questions still to be answered.

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He won't be, he was offered a large sum of money in a certain time frame and did not take it.
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Old 10-10-2013, 05:21 PM
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Our whole hobby is a SHAM!!!

Finally, an admission to the fact that the Gretzky Wagner was ALTERED.

I can't wait until PSA comments. They probably won't. So, now how do we feel about the sham that's been exposed?

I wonder how the current owner of that Wagner now feels. Then again, that card has been nothing but notorious so it could actually add value to it.
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To set things straight the Gretz Wagz should be reholdered trimmed authentic, and the real highest condition Honus should be kinged. The king is dead, long live the king!
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