PSA 7 --> SGC Auth

marvjung · #1 01-14-2010, 03:14 PM

I find it admirable that SGC assumed the responsibility of a problem when, really looking at the OP and reading behind it, I feel this is truly a PSA problem.

I also find it admirable that SGC felt obligated to "correcting" a problem that wasn't really theirs to begin with; in all honesty, PSA should have corrected this.

Regardless of the fact that the card was out of their holder, they were the originating graders on this. I understand that the added color was not noticed till AFTER the card was cracked out of the original PSA holder - which I could completely understand, but PSA should be the ones taking up with the slack, in addition to the auction house. How can one tout a PSA pre-war card rated at an outstanding grade of 7, only to have it comeback an A and not take some form of responsibility is..."detrimental."

Kudos to SGC for dealing to resolving a problem.

chaddurbin · #2 01-14-2010, 03:18 PM

from their recent track record, if SGC had seen the ink still in the PSA slab...they would've made it right if OP brought it back to them. since SGC cracked it out, it became SGC's liability.

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