PSA Error/Label Department

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by mannequin1

Did you catch the mistake BEFORE they sent the item or when you received it?

I'd like to know this as well. As I posted in another thread, I caught an error before slabbing, told them, saw no change on the site and then emailed them pictures of the very issue with the correct date. Ignored again, they then sent the pin back with the wrong date on the slab. Zero response from PSA.

[sports-cards-forever]

I agree. More transparency into PSA's process would be helpful to everyone.

[hcv123]

Originally Posted by calvindog

I'd like to know this as well. As I posted in another thread, I caught an error before slabbing, told them, saw no change on the site and then emailed them pictures of the very issue with the correct date. Ignored again, they then sent the pin back with the wrong date on the slab. Zero response from PSA.

Frustrating!

[Leon]

Originally Posted by calvindog

I'd like to know this as well. As I posted in another thread, I caught an error before slabbing, told them, saw no change on the site and then emailed them pictures of the very issue with the correct date. Ignored again, they then sent the pin back with the wrong date on the slab. Zero response from PSA.

Give 'em credit for being consistent!
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[raulus]

Originally Posted by Leon

Give 'em credit for being consistent!
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All day long.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by Leon

Give 'em credit for being consistent!
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I tried.



Edited to add:

Here's Claude Rossman mislabeled as Sam Crawford in the 1910 Morton's Pennant Winner Bread pin series. https://www.ebay.com/itm/25669793970...Bk9SR_7lptDoZA

And Jimmy Archer mislabeled as Donie Bush:

[Yoda]

My big concern with PSA right now is newbies grading my vintage pre-war cards.

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by Yoda

My big concern with PSA right now is newbies grading my vintage pre-war cards.

Legit concern, but you are under no obligation to use them.

[Yoda]

And I don't, but worry that my preferred grader, SGC, will be polluted by PSA freshman graders.

[TCMA]

Originally Posted by calvindog

And Jimmy Archer mislabeled as Donie Bush:

That is Charley O’Leary.


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[calvindog]

I've never seen O'Leary listed in either of the Morton's sets, 1909 or 1910. And Archer played for the Tigers last in 1907, which also makes little sense for him to be in these sets. While it could be O'Leary, does it look like him?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by calvindog

I've never seen O'Leary listed in either of the Morton's sets, 1909 or 1910. And Archer played for the Tigers last in 1907, which also makes little sense for him to be in these sets. While it could be O'Leary, does it look like him?

Kind of looks like him. Too hard for me to tell.
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[JollyElm]

With the obvious assumption that a single photograph can't tell the whole story...

possible1910oleary.jpg

There are similarities, no doubt, but the general shape of the head (squared vs. more oval), the closeness of the eyes and the prominence of the nasolabial folds (don't I sound smart?), as well as the size of the nose and the shape of the ears (and other factors) are off.