man people love to gamble on ebay (1952 mantle?
 

if get sketcy cards why send in to psa and know they are reproduction or fake..just make a disclaimer and collect thousands..check out the listing..any chance anything is reall...'if its too good to be true..."

http://www.ebay.com/itm/281458915809...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

All you need to know is the two 1957 Topps are noticeably different sizes.

Looks to be T206 Tinker blue back Old Mill in the lot. We all know those are rare.:eek:

By far his best lot is the one that contains antique photos and trinkets with a Lady Remington electric razor. Something for the whole family I guess.

I am guessing a few might be ok ('63 and '57s are too hard for me to tell).... This one has YIKES written all over it.

I can definitely speak for the two 1933 Sport Kings. Both are fakes. I am willing to bet there is not a real card amongst the bunch. Someone just got hosed for $2,500.

The fakes are so bad. I would think it's more likely that the seller has a few shill accounts trying to make his completed sales look good. I just can't believe a person who has $2500 to spend on cards would buy such terrible fakes. Even if they aren't all bad fakes, seeing the t206 and CJ Cobb is enough to tell anyone that the lot includes reprints. So strange.

He did add the following: "I am unaware of their origins, so I am selling these as reprints".

Just realized this was my 500th post. It took me only 5 years and 5 months.

right someone paying 2500 for someone saying could be reprints..

i think you would at least submit to a third party if and if not authenticate crack the cases.....no way just sell them raw...unless can get 2500 on ebay

Someone is going to learn an expensive lesson

Ebay seller Mccauleyjr2006
 

I have written a few threads on Ebay seller Mccauleyjr2006.

He knows exactly what he is selling.

http://live.autographmagazine.com/fo...-mccauleyjr200

http://live.autographmagazine.com/fo...old-by-ebay-se

http://live.autographmagazine.com/fo...mment%3A613421

Sad that the guy is allowed to continue to sell this garbage and he has 100% positive feedback.

Ebay doesn't care.

There's a ton of money to be made from the sales of forgeries and they know it.

Ebay seller Mccauleyjr2006 is a major seller of Steve Rocchi (Guaranteed Forensic Authenticators) certed forgeries.

The two "high" bidders have 86% and 91% bid activity with this seller...good call on his attempt to make his completed sales look good. Likely this lot will resurface again. The highest legit bid appears to be a $650?????

A High percentage of bids with one seller, on fake items, is never a good thing.