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2019 • PSA 7 cert# 26028191 • BlowOut →
***This card is not tied to OCSI or PWCC/Moser that I am aware of. I am putting it here and in the Mantle thread for now as I see no reason to begin a new thread.
PSA Cert #43555577
1958 Topps Bobby Hull #66
Value gain of $60,000.00
This card was purchased by an unknown buyer from Goldin Auctions as a PSA 7 for $18,000.00 on either October 02, 2016 (according to VCP) or November 05, 2016 (according to PSA).
VCP link: VCP →
Same card was sold by Heritage Auctions as a PSA 8 for $78,000.00 on July 20, 2019.
VCP link: VCP →
Yellow circles are print, fiber, or chipping identifiers.
Red box identifies trimmed left edge. It is entirely possible that the image pickout (offset or white snow) that is so easily visible on the front of the PSA 7 had been colored over before being regraded. The scanning contrast is much darker in the PSA 8 image, but I don't think that it would diminish the offset enough to actually hide it. The back scans show the red ink transfer (offset) from the card that would have been directly below it when being printed. It is also possible, but not likely, that the white snow is coming from a very scuffed up surface of the holder.
***This card is not tied to OCSI or PWCC/Moser that I am aware of. I am putting it here and in the Mantle thread for now as I see no reason to begin a new thread.
PSA Cert #43555577
1958 Topps Bobby Hull #66
Value gain of $60,000.00
This card was purchased by an unknown buyer from Goldin Auctions as a PSA 7 for $18,000.00 on either October 02, 2016 (according to VCP) or November 05, 2016 (according to PSA).
VCP link: VCP →
Same card was sold by Heritage Auctions as a PSA 8 for $78,000.00 on July 20, 2019.
VCP link: VCP →
Yellow circles are print, fiber, or chipping identifiers.
Red box identifies trimmed left edge. It is entirely possible that the image pickout (offset or white snow) that is so easily visible on the front of the PSA 7 had been colored over before being regraded. The scanning contrast is much darker in the PSA 8 image, but I don't think that it would diminish the offset enough to actually hide it. The back scans show the red ink transfer (offset) from the card that would have been directly below it when being printed. It is also possible, but not likely, that the white snow is coming from a very scuffed up surface of the holder.
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