Another fake stamp?

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www.ebay.com/itm/Pokemon-1999-1st-Edition-Shadowless-PSA-9-MINT-Venusaur-SEE-DETAILS-/302470540459?hash=item466ca62cab:g:SpwAAOSwaDZZzXiF

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Sure looks like it. It’s definitely not even remotely close to its correct position. *sigh* Come on, PSA. :slightly_frowning_face:

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He acknowledges that the symbol is out of place in the description. Pretty sure I’ve seen this card around for a while.

Shows same card sold for $600 here

www.ebay.com/itm/PSA-9-Mint-1st-Edition-Venusaur-Base-Set-Shadowless-Pokemon-Card-Freshly-Graded-/302406856739?nma=true&si=qcTsbNPhU%252FdmWe96ymZDuh6UcpI%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

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efour.proboards.com/search/results?captcha_id=captcha_search&what_at_least_one=27646696&who_only_made_by=0&display_as=0&search=Search

Same seller as before.

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It’s the same one that’s been floating around. Someone should buy it and clear it off the market (return to PSA). Might make a bit of a profit too depending on where the auction ends

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I should’ve looked for the old thread first. Just saw the new label and assumed it was a new one.

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How is it possible that a Card like that can be graded by PSA?.

I always thought that a PSA graded card was = 100% genuine Card.

So can PSA generally be trusted, when determining if Cards are genuine?

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The card itself is genuine, the stamp is not…

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Generally yes, but they’re human and humans make mistakes, they don’t have some magic machine that authenticates cards for them lol

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That’s correct.

As far as 100%…there is no 100% except when the next big auction comes up I’ll be 2nd:(

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Its ok Gary, we’re always here for you. Not matter how many auctions you come second in.

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