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I am probably in the minority here but I would like to se Pepis(Jose Vasquez) back on the board. He gave out a lot of info on how to spot fake packs. Yes he was a scumball that also sold some but most people that know the exact details on how to spot fake items got it from being a scumball or learned it from one.
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I am probably in the minority here but I would like to se Pepis(Jose Vasquez) back on the board. He gave out a lot of info on how to spot fake packs. Yes he was a scumball that also sold some but most people that know the exact details on how to spot fake items got it from being a scumball or learned it from one.
I agree with you Ben. I hated the way he would try to misdirect (look at these reseals of here!) whenever someone would bring up his resealing. I don't think he ever did answer the Bradshaw pack inquiry. And his attacks on BBCE seemed very unwarranted and unfair - almost blaming the victim (in a way) of the reseals he got past PSA.

But he did provide some information that I never had before that seems to hold up regarding ABCDEF sheet labeling and the top of packs. He also provided some valuable information regarding what to look for in the seals and the sides of the pack.
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