T210s at the National

[Potomac Yank]

Originally Posted by Rob D.

Well, as JimVB already pointed out, this was for sale at Goodwin and Co.'s table at the National, so if it can happen with a Lajoie, my guess is that it can happen with a Stengel:

http://goodwinandco.com/LotDetail.aspx?lotid=9609

I did see the Stengel that Phil referenced on the table, so my question wasn't really tongue in cheek. I didn't remember it being in a PSA holder.

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Good eye Rob.

[bcbgcbrcb]

It was definitely in a 1 holder, could have been SGC and not PSA though.

[Potomac Yank]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

It was definitely in a 1 holder, could have been SGC and not PSA though.

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All we need now is Goodwin checking in.

[cobblove]

The same thing happend to me with Goodwin. 7 Years ago I went to a show in Houston. And Goodwin was there. He had a 1964 Topps Ed Mathews PSA 9, about a Pop 3 at the time. I ended up trading for it and when I got hope I checked his past auctions and this card was just sold around 4-6 months before the show for 2400.00. And at the show he was asking only 1000.00. At the time I just assumed either the buyer didnt pay for the item or it was returned. Who knows

[calvindog]

At least JP puts a bit of an effort in by having the certs on the cards changed.

[HRBAKER]

There must be an epidemic of renegging that has broken out.

[daviddbreadman]

Where does the auction house nonsense end??????

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by calvindog

At least JP puts a bit of an effort in by having the certs on the cards changed.

Now now, that was to avoid confusion, wasn't it?