Are there any counterfeit Topps 1964 cards?

[Cliff Bowman]

Hmmm, who should I make a counterfeit of? 1952 Topps Mantle? 1955 Topps Clemente? 1963 Topps Rose? 1967 Topps Seaver? Wait, I got it! A 1964 Topps Tommy John!

[raulus]

Originally Posted by Cliff Bowman

Hmmm, who should I make a counterfeit of? 1952 Topps Mantle? 1955 Topps Clemente? 1963 Topps Rose? 1967 Topps Seaver? Wait, I got it! A 1964 Topps Tommy John!

No one will ever suspect!

Plus it's $14 in pure profit.

[JWBlue]

Too be clear I wasn't accusing the seller of knowingly listing a counterfeit card.

Sometimes sellers do not know they are selling a counterfeit item.

[GasHouseGang]

I think the obvious answer is, they have counterfeited just about everything, regardless of value. I would trust the look and feel of the card. If you think it's bad, I would send it back for a refund.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by GasHouseGang

I think the obvious answer is, they have counterfeited just about everything, regardless of value. I would trust the look and feel of the card. If you think it's bad, I would send it back for a refund.

^^this^^ It could also be thinner from being pressed in a screwdown for years. I cracked out a PSA 7 Ted Williams that was really thin but real from being pressed.

[G1911]

It is my experience that some of the white stock cards are slightly thinner than the cream stock in 64.

It may also be screw down pressing.

The card is authentic.

[JWBlue]

Originally Posted by G1911

It is my experience that some of the white stock cards are slightly thinner than the cream stock in 64.

Good to know. thank you.