Say Hey Kid...........$$$$$$$$$

[ls7plus]

Do you think they know enough at ISA to take a loupe and look at the edges (you can't always tell that a card's been trimmed by its measurements--some of the scammers soak it, then run it through a paper press to enlarge at least the border portions, before cutting it back down to size)? Razor sharp edges, rather than a much rougher cut and/or pinched edges towards the top or bottom of the card are the tell-tale (I learned the hard way, when grading came into play in the early '90's). Anybody who buys it better never take it out of that holder--I would be really skeptical that its a PSA crossover.

Larry

[bobbyw8469]

That card reminds of of those old bands that used to play to packed stadiums that now plays in smoky lounges to around 8 people in the audience......

[bobbyw8469]

You know what else stinks?? Apparently ISA themselves is auctioning this card off on Ebay!! Talk about major conflict of interest! ISA assigned the card a high grade, then decide to sell the card themselves on EBay!! This stinks more than my grandpa's pig farm on a hot august day!

[hcv123]

1) This is in my opinion a simple attempt at some free advertising for ISA.

2) While leaving room for a fraction of a percent of possibility - I cannot think of a collector in their right mind that would cross a PSA 9 anywhere, let alone to GAI and then ISA. That's kinda like trading a Rolls for a Caddy and then the Caddy for a 20 year old VW!

3) "other than Dimtiri Young" - Already showing ISA are clearly not fact checkers as Mr. Young collects ONLY PSA 10's! So much for getting the company off on the right foot.