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Originally Posted by tinkereversandme
The hobby is better off for having TT2. The problem with this business is that too many people are quiet about what is going on. There is no outrage as in some ways, we have no course of action since the laws do little to make these scumbags think it's illegal. If you continue to have success with something and it's illegal, why would you quit? When he tells you that it's a forgery because "he knows", it's because he is right. How about a speakerphone conversation with one of these crooked authenticators?
The bottomline is that WE all know who the crooks are, but the people buying don't and that's probably not his target audience...which is a shame.
Larry
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I go to a card show about twice a year. I would say at least 1/2 the tables w/ autographs have those crappy COA's (Global, Stat, Scoreboard, Burczyk, etc.) I look and just move on. Perhaps, it is time I (and perhaps the honest people need to take a stand).
How can we change the culture where a dealer just doesn't feel safe or comfortable to place these items out for sale?
Regards,
Anthony