PSA boo boo .. 1941 Goudey

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by G1911

No. It’s just the same card printed above itself on the sheet; so that a miscut can show the ‘right name’ like most T206’s. Not a variation. You can see in other 1941 miscuts that this is so.

Greg is correct. The two 1941 Goudey cards I shared in post #6 would have the same name at the bottom of the card if they weren't so squinkingly miscut at the time of their production.

I assume the OP was referring to the fact that this card did not receive (MC) qualifier because the grader probably didn't realize that a properly cut card would have the name/team designation at the bottom.

I give this slab a 'D' grade.


Brian (when I grade graders performance there is no such thing as a sliding scale)

[JollyElm]

A picture is worth a thousand words, so I randomly grabbed this one off of eBay to show what the cards were meant to look like...

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[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

A picture is worth a thousand words, so I randomly grabbed this one off of eBay to show what the cards were meant to look like...

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...but for this set, being one of the industry leaders in miscuts, they often ended up looking like these...


Brian

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

That wavy rainbow is giving me flashbacks!

I think what Goudey was trying to tell us was that anyone capable of even a modicum of quality control was busy fighting a war.

[Beercan collector]

That Dietrich 7 looks better than regular !