What's it take to correct an Old Cardboard entry?

[HasselhoffsCheeseburger]

I'm referring to, specifically, the 1928 W502 entry. It lists the cards as hand cut which, I' fairly certain, is the reason PSA and SGC label them as hand cut. The cards aren't hand cut. All it takes is a quick look at the pop reports to know that.

PSA has graded 344 with only 27 not receiving a number grade and getting Authentic.

SGC has graded 650 with only 49 not receiving a number grade and getting Authentic.

Anyone familiar with strip cards or hand cut issues knows that those ratios are typically reversed -- the vast majority get authentic due to being torn, ripped or cut by either children or ambivalent shop keepers with only a small batch getting number grades, usually because they were cut in the modern age from an uncut strip find.

So what is the likelihood of getting the hand cut notation removed from O.C.?

[Jobu]

Send them an email with strong evidence and they will change the entry.

Lymann is great: editor@oldcardboard.com. He changed the Pathe Freres Babe Ruth description after I pointed something out to him that our benevolent overlord Leon pointed out to me.

[brianp-beme]

I posted here about some year issue discrepancies concerning their Diamond Stars listings, contacted them about it, and Lymann corrected it on their website, all within 24 hours.

Brian

[HasselhoffsCheeseburger]

Thanks, folks. I feel like a first class rube. For some reason I didn't think the site was actively maintained. Not sure where I got that idea. I'll be contacting Lymann. Appreciate the responses.

[HasselhoffsCheeseburger]

Seems it's already been removed. Sincere apologies to Lymann for my ignorance. Thanks again to everyone for their help.