Hmmm "My source on sports memorabilia assured me that these are genuine cards."

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Posted By: Mike

I'm thinking his "source" must have been hopped up on goofballs when he checked out these cards being sold on Ebay!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8824298663&sspagename=ADME%3AL%3ARTQ%3AUS%3A1&rd=1
Amazing what people will do....

Son; fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life.

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Posted By: Russ Bright

well, the cards are genuine cards, but not original vintage, big difference... MAYBE if he didn't try selling 4 of the highest demand cards from 2 of the highest demand collector sets in the same auction it would be more believable


and then I wonder...

if someday something like this DOES come up and they're all genuine, that would go for a bunch of money...

maybe he should contact an auction house? In 4 weeks he could be a very rich man! ROFLMAO!

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

That T207 Lewis looks perforated, I think, not trimmed. Difficult to tell with the scan.

What a deal.

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Posted By: Judge Dred (Fred)

Mike,

You blew it. Now everyone knows about this auction. The competition may get stiff with those nice cards and a zero feedback seller...

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Posted By: leon

is the back of the cards have the values printed...something like "This is a reprint and a real one would be worth approx. $5000"

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Posted By: RICK HASTINGS

about 20 years ago my daughter came home from grade school with these exact 5 cards.
no more, no less.
these exact 5 cards.
at the school they had some sort of candy sale or similar fund raiser and after you sold a certain amount you were able to pick a prize from a little prize book. On thing was a baseball card collecting kit. It came with small book explaining the origin of baseball cards and had these replicas's as an example of the 5 most rare cards in the hobby.
The value that this e-bayer refers to is exactly what these cards say on the back. I have these cards somewhere.