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2019 • PSA 7.5 cert# 25409690 • BlowOut →
This card was sold by PWCC to whitman111 (Gary Moser) as a PSA-7.5 for $71.75 on June 15, 2016. PWCC Marketplace link: PWCC →
Same card was sold by PWCC as a PSA-9 for $510.00 on May 25, 2017. PWCC Marketplace link: PWCC →
Yellow circles are fiber or print mark identifiers.
Red squares identify more than probable coloring in with a light gray of the area where the ink offset during the printing leaving whitish areas and the spot on the helmet. The area on the left white border looks cleaned up.
ADDED NOTE: The grade jumped 1.5 points and the reasons are not always easy to see. If they were more obvious they would more than likely be flagged. You have to remember that this is a Moser bought card and we are trying to identify alterations looking at a screen. If the card was in my hand it would be so much easier to spot added color using a printers loupe. I did blow up the area even larger than shown to see if the pixilation blurred and it did. You would be very surprised at how many Moser cards that I have found with grade bumps and I just couldn't see enough to merit posting them. You also need to remember that Moser is not a simple crack and re-subber. He works on his cards.
This card was sold by PWCC to whitman111 (Gary Moser) as a PSA-7.5 for $71.75 on June 15, 2016. PWCC Marketplace link: PWCC →
Same card was sold by PWCC as a PSA-9 for $510.00 on May 25, 2017. PWCC Marketplace link: PWCC →
Yellow circles are fiber or print mark identifiers.
Red squares identify more than probable coloring in with a light gray of the area where the ink offset during the printing leaving whitish areas and the spot on the helmet. The area on the left white border looks cleaned up.
ADDED NOTE: The grade jumped 1.5 points and the reasons are not always easy to see. If they were more obvious they would more than likely be flagged. You have to remember that this is a Moser bought card and we are trying to identify alterations looking at a screen. If the card was in my hand it would be so much easier to spot added color using a printers loupe. I did blow up the area even larger than shown to see if the pixilation blurred and it did. You would be very surprised at how many Moser cards that I have found with grade bumps and I just couldn't see enough to merit posting them. You also need to remember that Moser is not a simple crack and re-subber. He works on his cards.
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