Biggest Takeaway from "Claim of $80k+ theft at the National" Thread

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Biggest Takeaway from "Claim of $80k+ theft at the National" Thread

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08-08-2022, 02:56 PM

Mark17

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Originally Posted by G1911

There is no way his story is true. He made it up or it happened very, very differently from how he is claiming.

A guy could write a short story about this, and have it play out a dozen different, interesting ways.

Hypothetical scenario: An insurance claim is made, then the "thief" comes forward, confesses to his actions, produces the cards, and to ascertain whether the insurance claim declared amount was honest, they are submitted to PSA.

A year and a half later, when PSA has finally graded them, it turns out they weren't worth anything close to the claimed amount.

But then, the "victim" says the cards the "thief" produced, that went to PSA, were different than the ones taken at the National.

It will be very interesting to see how this actually plays out, and to hear from all sides. I'm thinking there is potential for this to be made into a movie. Either a mystery with twists and turns, or a Three Stooges type comedy.

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