What are the chances?

[GaryPassamonte]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

If there was any chance of it being real it would be slabbed. Too much money to leave on the table.

That was my initial impression, also.

[Bpm0014]

I’d have to see this in person but I wouldn’t rule this out whatsoever. I would start by finding out if the card is authentic and go from there. You cannot rule this autograph out at all. It’s really really really close and to my trained eye it just looks like it was squeezed to fit in the space.

[JustinD]

I am not an auto expert at all, but while it's a good reprint...it's not good enough. The paper type seems off and the border coloring is no good in comparison to the exposed worn paper. It's a no from over here, take it for the 2 cents it's worth.

[Leon]

For a mere 25k

https://www.ebay.com/itm/17474705557...UAAOSwyDpghCo0


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[GaryPassamonte]

I guess that does it, Leon. The card I posted is in a small local auction.
The one you posted is obviously the same card. I guess is first come first
served.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by GaryPassamonte

I guess that does it, Leon. The card I posted is in a small local auction.
The one you posted is obviously the same card. I guess is first come first
served.

Consider yourself lucky you saved 25k.

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Seller sells everything from watches to guitars. No knowledge base on cards from what I can see on past listings so they could easily be fooled by a good reproduction. Not sure this one is a good one. The corners are rounded perfectly and even though it has very rounded corners and a nick at the bottom it is very clean otherwise which doesn't add up to me.

[GaryPassamonte]

The ebay seller is from Florida. The local auction is in New York State. The seller seems to be in two places at once.