psa error

tennesseebanker · February 15, 2006 7:04AM

I was just looking through some of my 85 topps cards when I remembered that there was one that would not go into the registry. I have had this happen before and thought it was no big deal, however when i pulled the card out and looked at it this afternoon it slabbed an 1983 topps instead of 85. Can I just send this in with my next submission and get them to fix it ? How will PSA handle this ??

MuckyMutt · February 15, 2006 7:07AM

<< <i>How will PSA handle this ?? >>

I don't know - maybe they'll put a 1984 on it?

Carew29 · February 15, 2006 7:43AM

Send it in---"Attention to"---Cosetta Robbins and she will handle this for you.

tennesseebanker · February 15, 2006 7:53AM

Thanks, Should I e-mail her first and tell her about it ?

DaBigHurt · February 15, 2006 8:04AM

<< <i>I was just looking through some of my 85 topps cards when I remembered that there was one that would not go into the registry. I have had this happen before and thought it was no big deal, however when i pulled the card out and looked at it this afternoon it slabbed an 1983 topps instead of 85. Can I just send this in with my next submission and get them to fix it ? How will PSA handle this ?? >>

Hmm..

Are you 100% certain this card is not a 1983 Topps card?

How long have you been collecting cards?

doncherry · February 15, 2006 8:06AM

If you send it in with your next submission. Fill out an additional submission form mark Mechanical error on top of the form . They will fix it for free and pay the shipping on getting the card back to you(you pay the shipping to get the card to them)

tennesseebanker · February 15, 2006 8:17AM

Yes, Einestein im sure its an 85-

CreeperKat · February 15, 2006 9:16AM

Interesting....I had the same thing happen.

tennesseebanker · February 15, 2006 9:21AM

I guess when they hand write the info down to pass it along for the slabbing process that the 5's look like 3's

What did you do with yours creeper kat ??

CreeperKat · February 15, 2006 10:07AM

I live nearby PSA and plan on dropping it off this Friday at Public Friday.

I also have to drop off this spelling error (which the last name is spelled incorrectly).

Bosox1976 · February 15, 2006 10:15AM

I am afraid I've got you all beat - anyone know what they do in this case???

Southerncards · February 15, 2006 11:56AM

Didnt Barry Latman, Bobby Richardson, Yogi Berra and Berk Ross all play the infield for the Yanks in 63?

ArtRossLives · February 16, 2006 10:03AM

I believe Berk was a left fielder.

I have a 1924 (according to PSA) V252 Morenz (scan is on my Registry v252 set - 'Mark927's etc. etc'. They just graded my 1940 W711-2 Team Issue Bill McKechnie as a 1940 Playball and its on its way back to me. I don't mind the wrong date on my Morenz since they did correctly identify the set, but the McKechnie frosts me as it is not the same size as a Playball or have the same design. At least they didn't call it trimmed.

sandmanfromlv · February 16, 2006 10:17AM

I emailed 2 weeks ago about an error on a card (card is labeled right, it's just wrong when I put in the registry/cert check)...I sent a scan of the card (its a freakin' 85 Donruss Seaver correct...for heaven's sake)...

NO EMAIL REPLY BACK YET...POOR POOR POOR CUSTOMER SUPPORT! I just joined, but I can say that I am NOT very impressed so far!

onefasttalon · February 16, 2006 10:33AM

Yes, the Customer Support (email) is legendary... nothing to brag about. You MIGHT get lucky and get a response from someone that speaks english!!!

WinPitcher · February 16, 2006 11:31AM

Sandman I have ALWAYS and I mean ALWAYS received a reply within a day from Cosetta or Gail. Did you email them or just customer service generically?

Try emailing one of them direct.

Steve

Talon you have been a member of these forums for 27 minutes yet you can make such a claim? Or are you an alt id?
and if you are an alt id.......of whom?

lawnmowerman · February 16, 2006 12:16PM

tennesseebanker, Are you 100% certain that this not a 1983 graded testicle?

How long have you been collecting them?

Oh wait, sorry wrong thread

matt

oddball · February 16, 2006 12:45PM

as often as they get the year/set/player/number wrong...it makes you wonder how often they get the grade wrong...

onefasttalon · February 16, 2006 10:07PM

Good point oddball... ya just have to wonder.

Talon you have been a member of these forums for 27 minutes yet you can make such a claim? Or are you an alt id?

....... then again, I've only been a member of these forums for 27...err, 28 minutes now. I guess the 25+ years I've been collecting has no baring on this subject matter, nor the 4 years I've been a member of PSA.

... but that's OK.

Porkchopper4 · February 20, 2006 2:18PM

I've run into this problem before with the 1985 Topps cards listed as 1983 Topps, seeing that I am actively collecting both sets. I have stockpiled 14 such cards so far, as well as two mispelled names (one is the Ron Romanick that CreeperKat alluded to and has since replaced with the correctly spelled one) and one slabbed #24 Jesse Barfield but contains #240 Dave Stieb (right team, wrong card). I've been putting off sending in all of my mechanical errors because they just keep coming.

onlyanumber · February 20, 2006 11:57PM

Geez, what's wrong with everyone here???

You could easily sell these PSA error cards on Ebay as 1/1s!!!

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