W600 Sporting Life Cabinet Honus Wagner PSA 7..wow

[orly57]

Originally Posted by darwinbulldog

Isn't this always what happens when a grading company adds precision to the identification of a card? T206s have backs in the reports now. Previously they didn't. Never mind factory numbers. Would it be better for them not to refine their identification of the cards to reflect greater collector interest in cartophilic minutiae? They can't go back and make up the missing data now from variables previously ignored.

I agree 100%. But I think they should offer reslabbing for free or at a large discount to those who own the previously graded cards. This way they can meet their altruistic goal of having them properly catalogued.

[BeanTown]

Originally Posted by orly57

I agree 100%. But I think they should offer reslabbing for free or at a large discount to those who own the previously graded cards. This way they can have them properly catalogued.

I'm sure it's done on a case by case basis. Maybe they should do what auto manufactors do when they determine a flaw in their finished product which they sold. They offer a RECALL to get the problem corrected.

[darwinbulldog]

Originally Posted by BeanTown

I'm sure it's done on a case by case basis. Maybe they should do what auto manufactors do when they determine a flaw in their finished product which they sold. They offer a RECALL to get the problem corrected.

Good idea

[MVSNYC]

So, are they just floating in the slabs, or held in secure? I don't see any plastic internal corners , or baggys.

[jerrys]

You are probable right Scott. Just could not believe such a thoughtless policy was implemented. Having two identical cards and list them separately on a professional population chart is - . What about subsequent additions. It seems that a little extra might have been promised the submitter of 24 cabinets.

[BeanTown]

The submitter could have just the opposite happen on them as they could become the red headed step child of the series. The 24 Cabinets are not being compared to other "like" cards, as they have their own subset. Maybe now is a good time for PSA to start listing the Springfield Rose postcards in a subset ��

[Hankphenom]

Odd that he's not in the set, one of the few HOFers--maybe the only one--from that era not included.

[Baseball Rarities]

Originally Posted by Hankphenom

Odd that he's not in the set, one of the few HOFers--maybe the only one--from that era not included.

I have never understood why WaJo was never offered by The Sporting Life. The only other missing HOFer that I can think of is Speaker. He did not have his breakout season until 1909, the same as Baker, who is included in the set, but that may have something to do with The Sporting Life being a Philadelphia based company.

[2dueces]

Originally Posted by MVSNYC

So, are they just floating in the slabs, or held in secure? I don't see any plastic internal corners , or baggys.

I think they are in baggies but the scanner is set not show the baggie.