PSA Response from President Steve Sloan

Bram99 · #1 06-16-2019, 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by perezfan

Everyone should take a hard look at the 1948 Leaf Football Cards revealed over the last few hours on Blowout (pages 120 - 122).

https://www.blowoutforums.com/showth...90614&page=122

These reveals show no signs of slowing down. The amount of border being cut away on all of these cards is nothing short of stunning... especially the Bill Dudley examples.

There is no possible way even the most novice grader could overlook this much missing cardboard. This can no longer be written off as ineptitude or a "hurried" grader. There has to be an ulterior motive of some kind. A 2nd Grade Kid could tell you in a heartbeat that these cards are way undersized.

We sheep are starting to figure out the clues from PSA and the TPG's. They said that they employ something like 20+ "graders". They didn't say what grade at this point. But later they even mention that once a card has been initially reviewed it has to go to a "2nd grader" for confirmation.

So right here you have the evidence and the explanation. The graders are all 2nd-graders. Once they become 3rd-graders, they are replaced. So none have more than one school year of experience grading cards because then they are replaced by another one. In second grade, everything they do is either a 9 or a 10.

A simple explanation that explains how all of these cards are getting missed.

The whole thing was right in front of our faces and we all missed it.

drcy · #2 06-16-2019, 07:44 PM

Tell the wife after spending the night in the jail, "I was working with law enforcement."

Mark17 · #3 06-16-2019, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Bram99

We sheep are starting to figure out the clues from PSA and the TPG's. They said that they employ something like 20+ "graders". They didn't say what grade at this point. But later they even mention that once a card has been initially reviewed it has to go to a "2nd grader" for confirmation.

So right here you have the evidence and the explanation. The graders are all 2nd-graders. Once they become 3rd-graders, they are replaced. So none have more than one school year of experience grading cards because then they are replaced by another one. In second grade, everything they do is either a 9 or a 10.

A simple explanation that explains how all of these cards are getting missed.

The whole thing was right in front of our faces and we all missed it.

But wait, when he says that once a card has been initially reviewed it goes to a "2nd Grader" for confirmation, which seems to distinguish this grader from the initial one. Since I would suspect the confirming Grader would be more senior than the Initial grader, wouldn't that make the initial grader a 1st Grader?

steve B · #4 06-16-2019, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Bram99

We sheep are starting to figure out the clues from PSA and the TPG's. They said that they employ something like 20+ "graders". They didn't say what grade at this point. But later they even mention that once a card has been initially reviewed it has to go to a "2nd grader" for confirmation.

So right here you have the evidence and the explanation. The graders are all 2nd-graders. Once they become 3rd-graders, they are replaced. So none have more than one school year of experience grading cards because then they are replaced by another one. In second grade, everything they do is either a 9 or a 10.

A simple explanation that explains how all of these cards are getting missed.

The whole thing was right in front of our faces and we all missed it.

I wonder if I could teach my soon to be 2nd grader how to grade? I think she'd be pretty good at it, but the cards may get Cheeto stains...

drcy · #5 06-17-2019, 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by steve B

I wonder if I could teach my soon to be 2nd grader how to grade? I think she'd be pretty good at it, but the cards may get Cheeto stains...

They need six graders just be out of elementary school.

mikemb · #6 06-17-2019, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by steve B

I wonder if I could teach my soon to be 2nd grader how to grade? I think she'd be pretty good at it, but the cards may get Cheeto stains...

I think there is a person who can get the Cheeto stains out of the cards. Mike

Peter_Spaeth · #7 06-17-2019, 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by mikemb

I think there is a person who can get the Cheeto stains out of the cards. Mike

Out, damned spot.

barrysloate · #8 06-17-2019, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Out, damned spot.

Wasn't Lady Macbeth chasing the dog out of the house ( I think he peed on the floor)?

Peter_Spaeth · #9 06-17-2019, 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by barrysloate

Wasn't Lady Macbeth chasing the dog out of the house ( I think he peed on the floor)?

Her eyes were open, but their sense was shut. One of the great exchanges in the play.

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