***Lost 1888 N162 Goodwin Champs King Kelly - PSA 3 (MK)

[swarmee]

Since it's in a PSA slab, the buyer should still register it on their PSA registry account. If someone else tries to register the cert number, then PSA will know which account attempted to add it. Let PSA know the card is missing/stolen so that if it gets registered, they are aware that there is disputed ownership of the card.

[chadeast]

Originally Posted by swarmee

Since it's in a PSA slab, the buyer should still register it on their PSA registry account. If someone else tries to register the cert number, then PSA will know which account attempted to add it. Let PSA know the card is missing/stolen so that if it gets registered, they are aware that there is disputed ownership of the card.

OP stated that PSA was notified and is tagging the cert.

[aloondilana]

Originally Posted by swarmee

Since it's in a PSA slab, the buyer should still register it on their PSA registry account. If someone else tries to register the cert number, then PSA will know which account attempted to add it. Let PSA know the card is missing/stolen so that if it gets registered, they are aware that there is disputed ownership of the card.

Thank you. I believe this has been taken care of on PSA’s end. At least that is my understanding. Btw, should I block out the cert # in this thread? Is there any downside to having it visible? Thanks

[swarmee]

Originally Posted by aloondilana

Thank you. I believe this has been taken care of on PSA’s end. At least that is my understanding. Btw, should I block out the cert # in this thread? Is there any downside to having it visible? Thanks

No need to. Very slim odds someone who ends up with this would know about this forum.

[Leon]

This situation really sucks. I hope the N162 is found. It is unique, and there aren't thousands, so there is hope...
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[Directly]

If the shipping box appears there was no evidence of tampering, isn't it possible the card was not in that box from the beginning ?

[aloondilana]

Originally Posted by Directly

If the shipping box appears there was no evidence of tampering, isn't it possible the card was not in that box from the beginning ?

Yes. That seems like a legitimate possibility. The question is why and where’s the card? At the moment the seller is out the sale price and the card. He’s trying to get surveillance from the post office as the package tracking is timestamped 9:01am, but the manager at the PO is saying there is no surveillance in the lobby…although there is a camera (the seller went back and took pics confirming that). He’s saying he’s getting law enforcement involved Tues but he also said that yesterday. He’s also told my buddy if the card is found he can just have it, he doesn’t care about the money. It’s really crazy but at least it’s just a quest to find the card at moment

[GasHouseGang]

This is a really strange story. Maybe the seller got cold feet? Usually if this happens the seller just suddenly says they lost the card, or they say an error was made in the listing, or some other story. They don't mail you an empty package and go through all this drama. But stranger things have happened.

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by aloondilana

told my buddy if the card is found he can just have it, he doesn’t care about the money. It’s really crazy but at least it’s just a quest to find the card at moment

WTF?

This is a card worth thousands of dollars, isn’t it?

Something is definitely wrong with this story.