My fortune due to PSA umm, oversight?

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Posted By: Dave

Fortune..hardly I know. But picked this up on ebay for $30. My question having not dealt with mislabled cards....is there a better way to handle this with PSA so that it gets in the right holder? Would this card automatically be exchanged over to correct labled holder or would I have to worry about it being regraded as OC?

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Posted By: James Feagin

I really am starting to wonder how much card experience these PSA graders have. Are they right out of college? While I have seen hundreds of these from PSA, only a handful have come from SGC. I would crack it out and re-sub it to SGC.

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Posted By: RayB

graders don't label cards. I am sure that is done by a data entry department. That being said; it doesn't show well on the companies reputation when this happens.
RayB

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Posted By: Dave

Not trying to make this another bashing thread....main thing was how do I go about getting it corrected, and do I have to worry about it coming back as OC or will it still get a straight 1?

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Posted By: Jeff Drum

Whether graders or labellers or whoever, there are just too many instances of this type of ineptitude for my comfort. Merchant, know thy business. Surely someone, somewhere along the grading chain has the responsibility to see that these types of errors happen with less frequency than what we have seen. If you are the industry leader - then act like it.

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Posted By: RayB

Dave - PSA will correct a "mechanical error" free of charge. The only cost you will absorb is outbound freight.
They will not regrade the card; no worries.
RayB

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Posted By: Dave

Don't tell me....looked up your registry.....why is your Brown portrait labled as Cubs Shirt?

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Posted By: lee behrens

My question is, What would be the difference if you have a PSA 1 or PSA 1 OC? I always laugh when I see the qualifiers on lowergrade cards.

Also I may be wrong with this but don't you have to designate whether you want a qualifier on the card.

Lee

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Posted By: dennis

you can't go lower than poor so there is no need for a qualifier.