Is this 1915 CJ Merkle Authentic?

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by CrackaJackKid

As promised…Hi res photos from SGC.

And beside it is the original image that was posted when it was for sale. Congrats on knowing what attributes to look for in really bad Cracker Jack scans. Based upon the original image, my guess is that very few vintage collectors would think it was authentic.

Now perhaps understand that the rest of us lowly not worthy collectors were reacting to an image that made it look inauthentic as hell.

Brian

[SyrNy1960]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

now perhaps understand that the rest of us lowly not worthy collectors were reacting to an image that made it look inauthentic as hell.

Brian

+100

[CrackaJackKid]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

And beside it is the original image that was posted when it was for sale. Congrats on knowing what attributes to look for in really bad Cracker Jack scans. Based upon the original image, my guess is that very few vintage collectors would think it was authentic.

Now perhaps understand that the rest of us lowly not worthy collectors were reacting to an image that made it look inauthentic as hell.

Brian

That was a piss poor attempt at admitting defeat but I’ll take it. You sound saltier than a peanut. Haha

[sbfinley]

[CrackaJackKid]

Originally Posted by sbfinley

Thanks Finley!!!

[CrackaJackKid]

Originally Posted by sbfinley

I bet you thought it was fake as well. Thankfully there’s TPGs for guys like you.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by CrackaJackKid

That was a piss poor attempt at admitting defeat but I’ll take it. You sound saltier than a peanut. Haha

I, along with the majority that participated on this thread, were wrong. I stated my opinion of the card as shown in the original post, and I was wrong.

So what. My peanuts of choice are roasted, but unsalted.


Brian

[brianp-beme]

Let's have more fun. Here is another test for everyone. Real or not authentic?

Brian