PSA mistake cost seller or did he?

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

HOF E106? I'd spend $100 every day of the week.

[nebboy]

I was the one that bought the card for my pre war CUBS HOF collection. And the great mustache was a bonus. It will probably get sent back to PSA someday for correction.

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by nebboy

I was the one that bought the card for my pre war CUBS HOF collection. And the great mustache was a bonus. It will probably get sent back to PSA someday for correction.

But the question is...is bresy the only e106 with a moustache??? You could have a titus-itis on your hands!!!!

[Gradedcardman]

He cost himself, yes PSA made the mistake but should the owner have no responsibility ? Did he put it on the submission sheet correctly ? Normally PSA corrects that but I guess they are just the only guilty party.

[Leon]

Do I need to be an expert on cards to hire an expert to do their job and do it correctly?

I would say it is a mistake and a bit of incompetence on PSAs part. (It's not the end of the world and they are still a good company)

Sure the seller should know but the mistake is PSA's.....imo. They got paid for their expertise, not the other way around.

Originally Posted by Gradedcardman

He cost himself, yes PSA made the mistake but should the owner have no responsibility ? Did he put it on the submission sheet correctly ? Normally PSA corrects that but I guess they are just the only guilty party.

[david_l]

I agree with Leon 100%. If you want to label yourself as the industry standard you have to do quality work. For a company that is based solely around their perceived reputation amongst collectors this should never happen. This is their job. They need to do it correctly.