oy vey..... nice card.....

[Bob Lemke]

When these first surfaced they were being sold by Alan Hager. That was clue #1.

I personally examined a few of the cards that a collector had purchased. Upon microexamination it was evident that back printing had been applied after the cards had been well-circulated.

Oh, yeah . . . sb1, go chase yourself.

[kcohen]

"oy vey"

Leon -

In Philly next month, I want to hear how that's pronounced with a Texas accent.

PS - Received my B&L winnings today. WooHoo!

Ken

[sb1]

So in other words these were deemed bad by being associated with Alan Hager.

While he has certainly had a colorful past in the hobby, he did bring quite a few unknown items to the hobby which were legit and he frequented Canada and Canadian shows quite a bit early on. There is more evidence that these could likely be good rather than bad.

I will reserve final judgement until I can actually examine one myself.

[cozmokramer]

jesse,

the slab and sleeve are actually fine. that card was graded by PSA some time ago and there are a bunch of them running around. just a really bad mistake by PSA that was never corrected.

[jezzeaepi]

Then why does it look so frosty? It is on a black background, but you cant see any of the "clear" sections thats are normally located next to the little "tamper evidence bars".

If thats not a frosted case, can someone plese post a picture of one that is?

Thanks,
Jesse