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Old 02-07-2015, 04:37 PM
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I guess the new PSA holders can be tampered with as discussed in this forum:

http://forums.collectors.com/message...hreadid=937207
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If that card didn't have those white spots it wouldn't have raised any suspicion it sounds like.
The font on the flip looks a little off too.
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Old 02-07-2015, 05:37 PM
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I guess the new PSA holders can be tampered with as discussed in this forum:

http://forums.collectors.com/message...hreadid=937207
WOW that did not take long. I do not buy graded cards because of this.
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I guess the new PSA holders can be tampered with as discussed in this forum:

http://forums.collectors.com/message...hreadid=937207
That's one of the older PSA holders, not one of the new ones. Anyone who has handled the new PSA holders is aware that they cannot be opened and resealed without severely damaging the holder.

I might add that the fonts are wrong and the four safety "nubs" have been popped. The holder has been opened and another card has been re-inserted along with a re-manufactured flip.
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Old 02-07-2015, 06:53 PM
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That's one of the older PSA holders, not one of the new ones. Anyone who has handled the new PSA holders is aware that they cannot be opened and resealed without severely damaging the holder.

I might add that the fonts are wrong and the four safety "nubs" have been popped. The holder has been opened and another card has been re-inserted along with a re-manufactured flip.
The PSA hologram on the back is shiny and those shiny holograms are on the
new holders. Correct me if I am wrong.
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The PSA hologram on the back is shiny and those shiny holograms are on the
new holders. Correct me if I am wrong.
The holder is not the new one. Some of the older holders have a shiny silver PSA logo on the flips but without the inlaid "still" hologram. That's what we see on the back of the PSA 10 Joe Montana. Also, the construction of the older holders is entirely different than the new ones. One piece fits inside of another, somewhat similar to the construction dynamics of the Beckett holder. This holder (for the Montana) has two pieces that are sonically sealed along the edge. There's no question it is one of the older holders.
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Old 02-09-2015, 12:13 AM
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The holder is not the new one. Some of the older holders have a shiny silver PSA logo on the flips but without the inlaid "still" hologram. That's what we see on the back of the PSA 10 Joe Montana. Also, the construction of the older holders is entirely different than the new ones. One piece fits inside of another, somewhat similar to the construction dynamics of the Beckett holder. This holder (for the Montana) has two pieces that are sonically sealed along the edge. There's no question it is one of the older holders.
Thanks for the informative information. Also what do you mean by inlaid "still holograms? Also is it possible to tell from a scan if a PSA holder is a new or old one?
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yes it is easy to tell new holder vs old.
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Old 02-09-2015, 11:05 AM
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yes it is easy to tell new holder vs old.
Ok how can you tell from a scan? What are the distinguishing characteristics of the new versus the old holder?
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