Mislabeled CJs on eBay/Probstein

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Gorditadogg

So how do you tell the 14s from the 15s?

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Among other things, the orientation on the reverse.

Compare
https://www.ebay.com/itm/27488092247...YAAOSwA7thFC-m

with

https://www.ebay.com/itm/36359891830...QAAOSwCyphe4SX

[Kidnapped18]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Among other things, the orientation on the reverse.

Compare
https://www.ebay.com/itm/27488092247...YAAOSwA7thFC-m

with

https://www.ebay.com/itm/36359891830...QAAOSwCyphe4SX

+1
Add in that any newly graded CJ that high end is probably not a 14 (unless card has been cracked out or a crossover)
PSA has graded 261 14 CJ cards 6.5 or higher which is a little over 5% of the graded PSA cards (261 out of 5102)

PSA graders and quality control must simply do better and as many cards Probstein sells he should know the difference by now

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Another easy way is the bottom paragraph length is longer on the 1915


1914


1915

[ValKehl]

The 1914 set has 144 cards, whereas the 1915 set has 176 cards, as stated on the backs of the cards.

[buymycards]

You guys are expecting too much. You only paid $75 per card and waited for a year or so. You can't expect PSA to figure out the difference between a 1914 and a 1915.

[Rhotchkiss]

Originally Posted by buymycards

You guys are expecting too much. You only paid $75 per card and waited for a year or so. You can't expect PSA to figure out the difference between a 1914 and a 1915.

Enter Snowman to tell us why we are dumb (or at least ultra purists) for being upset that PSA does not know the difference between a 1914 and 1915 CJ (let alone a reprint) and how it’s just their opinion on what year it is (or whether it’s even an authentic card) and so we should just take it or leave it.

Ryan Hotchkiss

[Republicaninmass]

I've seen a few cjs labeled wrong, NOT ONCE has it gone unnoticed and someone overpaid/underpaid for the card. Just an observation