Mechanical error or a fake?

Hey gents,
This card clearly doesn't belong to the 1915 CJ set (note that the reverse is NOT inverted), but do you guys think it's just a mechanical error (wouldn't be the first I've seen), or a Craigslist fakaroo?


Note: The cert# DOES match up, although that's no guarantee of anything.
This card clearly doesn't belong to the 1915 CJ set (note that the reverse is NOT inverted), but do you guys think it's just a mechanical error (wouldn't be the first I've seen), or a Craigslist fakaroo?


Note: The cert# DOES match up, although that's no guarantee of anything.
Always looking for 1915 Cracker Jacks in a uniform PSA 3 (NQ)
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Steve
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<< <i>I hear ya, Bill, but most PSA 3 commons will fetch $80+, which is far less conspicuos than those cherry '52 Mantles that seem to keep popping up. >>
Exactly!
It's reverse psychology...
The scammers figure people are looking more closely at the higher value/demand cards, so they start faking the lower value, but still in-demand cards in higher quantity, figuring people won't suspect them to be fakes.
Steve
Another words . PSA made a boo boo . Its from 1914
Always looking for Chipper Jones cards.
Im a very focused collector of cards from 1909 - 2012...LOL
<< <i>.......(note that the reverse is NOT inverted).............. >>
I'm not familiar with CJs, but would like to be. Can you explain what that means?
Edited to add: I think bigwilli just did.
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but have backs which are not upside down from the front
Always looking for Chipper Jones cards.
Im a very focused collector of cards from 1909 - 2012...LOL
flip the card over. The 1914's are rightside up if you flip them over.
The Packard as stated by BIGWILLI appears to be a 1914 version
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The differences-
'14's are on thinner paper
'14's have the back printed the right way, '15's are printed upside down
'14's say 144 subjects on the back, '15's say 176 and contain an offer to send away for the set or for an album.
Always looking for Topps Salesman Samples, pre '51 unopened packs, E90-2, E91a, N690 Kalamazoo Bats, and T204 Square Frame Ramly's
Nick, wanna learn more about these? The '14 CJ's were only available in packages of Cracker Jacks, so they almost always have caramel staining on them, as does this one. The '15s were available via a mail-in offer, so they often can be found w/o staining on them. And as Anthony alluded to, the '14s were much thinner and more brittle, so they're tougher to find in nice shape...
Well, it's nice to know that I'll get a little monetary bump with an actual '14 CJ, but I'm more bummed than anything. This was going to be my 67th '15 CJ in a PSA 3.
FYI, when I get this back in it's proper slab, I'll trade it straight-up to any one of you guys who can offer up a '15 CJ PSA 3 common that I don't already have.
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This happens to be fairly clean and well-centered, too.
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For what it is worth PSA 3's generally sell in the $80-110 range from 1914
That card is ONLY a common 1914 E145-1 card, mislabeled.
1914s (E145-1) have 144 pictures on back and are NOT upside down, 1915 (E145-2) have 176 pictures on back and are ALWAYS upside down
Someone at PSA hire a person who knows (can ID) vintage please..... this is getting old..... PSA with their heads Up their ... again
Just a bit of a shorter version
Always looking for Chipper Jones cards.
Im a very focused collector of cards from 1909 - 2012...LOL
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<< <i>ummm isnt everything you typed what i said first???
Just a bit of a shorter version >>
BigWilli, Sorry bout that, I scanned over it too fast