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2020 • PSA 7 cert# 04639586 • BlowOut →
1952 Topps Look 'N See #128 Genghis Khan PSA 7 to PSA 9
Alteration types: Trimmed
Set Registry status: None
Sold on 4/16/2014 as a PSA 7 by eBay seller gs275psner to whitman111 (Gary Moser's former eBay ID) for $27.00
Consigned to PWCC and sold on 10/21/2015 as a PSA 9 for $407.00
Final price: $407.00
Value gain: $380.00
This '52 Topps Look 'N See Genghis Khan card comes from the same PSA submission order as a trimmed 1951 Topps Ringside Ruby Goldstein card sold through Mile High Auctions. (See post #289 of the Mile High thread.) Both the Goldstein and this Khan were purchased by Moser's whitman111 eBay ID in an unaltered state.
The red boxes show that the left and right edges have been trimmed. Green circles are print marks to help identify the cards as the same. However, the most unassailable evidence is the factory cut top border. Like the unique pattern of teeth on a house key, the cut in the cardboard on each 1952 Topps Look 'N See card has a unique pattern of hills and valleys. These two are indeed the same card.
PSA 7: VCP →
1952 Topps Look 'N See #128 Genghis Khan PSA 7 to PSA 9
Alteration types: Trimmed
Set Registry status: None
Sold on 4/16/2014 as a PSA 7 by eBay seller gs275psner to whitman111 (Gary Moser's former eBay ID) for $27.00
Consigned to PWCC and sold on 10/21/2015 as a PSA 9 for $407.00
Final price: $407.00
Value gain: $380.00
This '52 Topps Look 'N See Genghis Khan card comes from the same PSA submission order as a trimmed 1951 Topps Ringside Ruby Goldstein card sold through Mile High Auctions. (See post #289 of the Mile High thread.) Both the Goldstein and this Khan were purchased by Moser's whitman111 eBay ID in an unaltered state.
The red boxes show that the left and right edges have been trimmed. Green circles are print marks to help identify the cards as the same. However, the most unassailable evidence is the factory cut top border. Like the unique pattern of teeth on a house key, the cut in the cardboard on each 1952 Topps Look 'N See card has a unique pattern of hills and valleys. These two are indeed the same card.
PSA 7: VCP →
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