Outed cards, now including a 130K gain on an Aaron rookie

[Goudey77]

As I read this thread it appears all the examples are from AH sales.
What about the scenarios in private deals?
What if a buyer ends up with that Gehrig or Hull in a private sale? What recourse is there?

Pretty soon many of these examples will have traded hands multiple times before being identified. Who is liable at that point?

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Goudey77

As I read this thread it appears all the examples are from AH sales.
What about the scenarios in private deals?
What if a buyer ends up with that Gehrig or Hull in a private sale? What recourse is there?

Pretty soon many of these examples will have traded hands multiple times before being identified. Who is liable at that point?

That's the whole point of the third party guarantees, or was anyhow.

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by Goudey77

As I read this thread it appears all the examples are from AH sales.
What about the scenarios in private deals?
What if a buyer ends up with that Gehrig or Hull in a private sale? What recourse is there?

Pretty soon many of these examples will have traded hands multiple times before being identified. Who is liable at that point?

This has already happened on thousands of occasions. It dates back much further than the "current scandal". It's just that the doctors and corrupt dealers were caught earlier this year. There are infinitely more tainted/altered cards currently in private hands than those which have been exposed. It is very difficult to track down the cards' histories, so only a small percentage can be positively identified.

As far as who's liable... PSA needs to be challenged on their supposed guarantee. If the dealer or previous seller is unavailable/untraceable/unable to comply, or if you don't recall where the card originated, then the TPG is your source for compensation. The tainted card was authenticated - slabbed - sold - traded under their "authenticity guarantee".

If PSA isn't willing to comply, or it's a non-PSA Card in question, then it might be time to contact an attorney. And it appears that one is available right here!

[Peter_Spaeth]

Peter Chao claimed to be an attorney. Just noting that.

[Rich Klein]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Peter Chao claimed to be an attorney. Just noting that.

I sent a link earlier in some other thread -- his linked in page also has him as an attorney. He has not been active for a while on that forum but it was the same gentleman who posted on 54

https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-chao-71a84863/

Rich

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Rich Klein

I sent a link earlier in some other thread -- his linked in page also has him as an attorney. He has not been active for a while on that forum but it was the same gentleman who posted on 54

https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-chao-71a84863/

Rich

Just goes to show the value of a law degree.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Just goes to show the value of a law degree.

I think we’ve seen the value of a law degree here. Or an alleged one at least.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by calvindog

I think we’ve seen the value of a law degree here. Or an alleged one at least.

I agree with that.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Just goes to show the value of a law degree.

Like there arent enough lawyers already. There isnt a lot of value in a lot of degrees these days actually.