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Old 04-25-2013, 12:35 PM
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Looks like the forgers have gotten worse. The Pujols and Snider are laughable
What about their use of "high end" cards. This isn't something I see a lot of. Some are chase cards that would sell for $20+ if they weren't defaced.

Also some of the older cards were in NRMT-MT condition, not the type you'd typically see TTM.
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Old 04-25-2013, 12:53 PM
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The only one I thought had a chance was the Glavin. I dont know these guys but was just comparing there autographs that where certed to those above.
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Old 04-25-2013, 03:54 PM
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What about their use of "high end" cards. This isn't something I see a lot of. Some are chase cards that would sell for $20+ if they weren't defaced.

Also some of the older cards were in NRMT-MT condition, not the type you'd typically see TTM.
None of those are $20+ cards or high end cards.

The guy who has been penning these got kicked off ebay a few years ago and then moved over to Overstock auctions. I'm sure Chris has documentation about the original seller. His items are found on ebay from time to time from people who thought they got a good deal and are looking to flip.
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Old 04-25-2013, 06:27 PM
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None of those are $20+ cards or high end cards.

The guy who has been penning these got kicked off ebay a few years ago and then moved over to Overstock auctions. I'm sure Chris has documentation about the original seller. His items are found on ebay from time to time from people who thought they got a good deal and are looking to flip.
Yeah, these weren't, but there were some 1/5, 1/10, etc in the box. You know the "Platinum super double dog dare non-refracting refractors". And there were a number of company issued autos that had low pops. I recall McCovey, Ortiz, Hamilton and some basketball hockey and football players that I wouldn't know if they introduced themselves.
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What about their use of "high end" cards. This isn't something I see a lot of. Some are chase cards that would sell for $20+ if they weren't defaced.

Also some of the older cards were in NRMT-MT condition, not the type you'd typically see TTM.
These are 5-10 cent commons at best
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These are 5-10 cent commons at best
Brent, I am aware of that (although .50 to $5 would be more accurate ). I was speaking about some of the hundreds of others that were in the boxes. I only pulled a few examples of ones I knew were bad and some I wasn't sure of, based on the clarity of the autograph.

When I brought them back I told him that based on the ones I looked at (and the opinions of those on here):
Some were definitely authentic (5-10%) The bulk of which were company issues.
Some were likely authentic (5%) No big value to any of them
The bulk were fake (85-90%)

The rest (other sports) most likely fell into the 95/5 bad/good ratio and weren't worth looking at due to the Stinson Rule.
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