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A bit nicer in condition but you get the idea:
http://cgi.ebay.com/CY-YOUNG-Portrai...item1c175bb875 |
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Ummmmm...that flip is seriously messed.
It doesn't say T206 on it - at all. Why does is say 1911? Anyone else have a PSA T206 that says 1911 on it? I have never seen one. I doubt that card should be a "1" either. The back looks altered to me. There is a whole lot of inexplicably bold printing over top of areas of obvious paper loss. So how does that happen? Cheers, Blair
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Ya that is it Turner-I was going to say 200-250.
This is just an old PSA flip-there are way more 206s out there that you can imagine-if you think you have a number in your head-double it.
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That is why I started this thread. I had thought I had seen all the various T206 PSA flips; I was wrong. Thanks Jon.
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PSA has issues,
Why in heck would they put "Cleveland" on the flip, yet not put "T206"???? They also put 1911 on a card only issued in 1909 (150 series back)... Kooks doing kooky stuff IMO Idiots! An artist must have added the "P" on the back from what I can see, so this card has edge corner damage, scrapbook damage, and ink added... worth $74, if that. IMO Last edited by fkw; 12-07-2010 at 02:38 PM. |
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This auction may not gain much interest due to the fact that there is a reserve on the item; however, I still think it's worth at least $100. I'd buy it for that right now. (I'm sure they want more than that though)
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Frank
very true the card is only worth 50 to 75 bucks but if let go at a traditional auction more than likely it hits 200. I didn't realize the back was so bad but a grade 1 Young portrait will hit 200 give or take and depending on what back it has.
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Now this is an unusual PSA slip (although a legit holder):
http://cgi.ebay.com/1908-09-Cy-Young...item45f752b5cb Last edited by asoriano; 12-08-2010 at 01:01 AM. |
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See post above.
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This shouldn't be that complicated. Can't someone who has PSA membership, or whatever it is a fellow has to deal with them, can't he email in the scan and they can look at the slip and number on it, and tell what the deal is??
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It appears to be a legit flip. I have definitely seen the # sign on the
right side of graded T206's in the past. It seems to be a clerical error of some sort. Just did a google image search and found at least one other card with the odd "#" on the right. A PSA 9 Waddell portrait that recently sold at auction.... http://www.goodwinandco.com/LotDetai...igher%E2%80%9D
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Everything is legit in regards to the Young posted above (including the flip).
Here is an example of a bogus PSA holder:
Last edited by asoriano; 12-08-2010 at 01:06 AM. |
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