"Jim's T206 HOF's Honus+" Set on the Registry

CW

I recently added my T206 cards to the list of "T206 HOF Players" on the
registry and I came across this set: Jim's T206 HOF's Honus+.
It is only a few cards, not even close to 100% completion, but this
collector has an amazing little group of cards registered! It's too
bad that no images of the cards are posted. Jim also has an impressive
E93 complete set on the registry.

One question, though -- why does the Wagner show a grade of "N4"?
Is that just a typo?

yawie99

N4 is one of PSA's designations for a card they will not grade. In this case, it's a card of questionable authenticity, which makes me wonder why they'd allow someone to register it.

CW

I guess you learn something new every day. Thanks for the info.
The page you referred says: "N-4 Questionable Authenticity - This
is the term used when a card is counterfeit." I guess that Wagner
card is not so impressive afterall.

34GoudeyCollector

This still begs the question: Why is it even in the Registry? Directly states in PSA Grading Standards that N4 is "given when a card is counterfeit".

shouldabeena10

I know when I got a PRO crossover card back that was "evid trimmed" they included a PSA serial number printed out on a PSA label..... has anyone ever tried to enter that number into the set registry?

Hummm, that would be a neat little set registry request to submit.... Best Trimmed Card Collection

Mike

shouldabeena10

I just went and tried to enter the cert number off of the trimmed card and it came up;

"Cert number 40269869 does not have a valid grade N1. If you have a question about this conflict please email us at setregistry@collectors.com."

Oh well, there goes my Finest Trimmed Card Set registry idea.

Mike