PSA mistake?
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I have a 73 topps Pin up-it is a pretty rare issue-it is labeled with the "OC "--I have seen a couple cards (wrappers) from this set and they are all printed off center on purpose-the left margin is larger to allow for 3 dots of glue, so it can attach to the other side when wrapped around a stick of gum. I was wondering if PSA knows this and mislabeled this years ago without a good knowledge of the set-do you think they would crack it out and re slab the card for free without the OC? Thanks Scott
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Looks like you had it right - you just need to shrink it down to either 50k, or host it elsewhere. I'll throw up a bigger scan from my website in a sec. After you attach it to the file, post it, then click onthe attachment in your reply. When the attachment pops up in the new window, copy the url in the new window, edit your post, and just click the "add image" box. Your attachment and the pic will both appear. At least, that's how I've always done it.
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Real nice card btw - I will have a Ryan one day, and you're right, they were all printed OC. Check out the Mastro set from their last auction.
I agree with Jeff. Your card looks fine. They all look like that. Here's a link to Goodwin's Robinson:
1973 Topps Pin Ups Brooks Robinson
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1971 Milk Duds almost always have chocolate stains on the reverse, but that doesn't mean PSA should overlook it and leave off the ST qualifier.
OC or not, your B.Robby pinup makes me drool.
<< <i>They might ALL be off-center, but off-center they are. The centering of this one certainly isn't within PSA's criteria for an unqualified 9. I think they got it right. >>
Can't agree with you on this one JR - if the left border is meant to be wider than the right border, then it is not a centering issue. A chocolate stain is after the fact with a Milk Dud card; the intentionally wider left border is the fact. Calling that o/c is like downgrading '51 Topps Red Backs for having rounded corners.
"All evil needs to triumph is for good men to do nothing."
<< <i>Calling that o/c is like downgrading '51 Topps Red Backs for having rounded corners >>
Great anaolgy - I agree 100%
Has PSA graded enuff of them to know that the uneven borders were Topps' intent? Maybe they have not...
What was the reason for this to be off center?
Scott stated the left margin is larger to allow for 3 dots of glue, so it can attach to the other side when wrapped around a stick of gum. I can see how his card was suppose to be off center.
maybe, just maybe dabighurt can shed some more light on why PSA apparently doesn't know as much as a private collector...
Have you discussed this with PSA? If theres an error, they will fix it.
<< <i>Can't agree with you on this one JR - if the left border is meant to be wider than the right border, then it is not a centering issue. A chocolate stain is after the fact with a Milk Dud card; the intentionally wider left border is the fact. Calling that o/c is like downgrading '51 Topps Red Backs for having rounded corners. >>
Well, I must concede that is a pretty good point. I assume someone has tried (unsuccessfully) to convince PSA of that.
Great pinup! What a beauty.
My guess is that if you took this to a show and explained it that it would get changed. PSA does a good job of grading 1969 decals and they are cut the same way.
Abe