PSA error question

che

Haven't been on the boards for a while, I thought I would start back up with a question. I just got a 1975 OPC George Brett graded and it came back as a 9MC. It should be a 9OC. Clearly, it is off centered and there are no marks. How do I go about getting it fixed?
Che

OnlyThe10s

Scan?

And they're usually right (from my limited experience) on the MC and OC.

Although, in the end it's kind-of a moot point because it's still "valued" as a 7NQ isnt it?

digicat

Post a pic. If a card has worse than 1/99 centering, then it's going to probably get a Miscut (MC) qualifier.


PSA's customer service is pretty good, give them a call and they'll tell you what you'll need to do.

VitoCo1972

<< <i>Scan?

And they're usually right (from my limited experience) on the MC and OC.

Although, in the end it's kind-of a moot point because it's still "valued" as a 7NQ isnt it? >>



Hasn't PSA admitted that Qualifiers are 3 grades lower?

otwcards

<< <i>Haven't been on the boards for a while, I thought I would start back up with a question. I just got a 1975 OPC George Brett graded and it came back as a 9MC. It should be a 9OC. Clearly, it is off centered and there are no marks. How do I go about getting it fixed?
Che >>



If the card is OC to the point of any back text missing and/or a portion of another card is visible on the front or back, you'll usually get a MC rather than an OC. As Ot10 mentioned, at the end of the day, it still has the same registry value and I doubt that there will be much difference with regard to resale value.

OnlyThe10s

Some cards, even if a bit better than 1/99 are still MC though, like my Yaz...

storm888

They are usually correct on distinguishing MC vs. OC.

If not they will fix it.

The market - and the registry - seems to deduct 2 full grades for either Q.

digicat

<< <i>Hasn't PSA admitted that Qualifiers are 3 grades lower? >>



"Admitted?" They count as -2 from it's grade on the Registry. The market corrects itself accordingly, however there is some exceptions when the card looks to be an easy fit into the next lowest grade.

jimq112

I think you guys are missing it. He knows it's off center, and is confusing MC with MK.

To the OP, MC is miscut, where the off-center involves the border enough to be part of another card.

MK is the qualifier for marks, writing, etc.


Like others have said, it doesn't make a big difference in value or registry value.

che

ahhhhhhhhhh. ok so MC and MK are different. Thanks alot.