Derek Jeter Forged 1996 Leaf Signature Card

[thetruthisoutthere]

As you guys know over the past year I've been posting blogs on various forged/counterfeit cards of Jeter, Mays, Bart Starr, Johnny Unitas, Koufax, etc.

Just recently I observed a forged/counterfeit Derek Jeter "1996 Leaf Signature" card.

It was initially sold by Ebay seller Justw_37 (a known seller of forged/counterfeit cards), and then the buyer (Ebay seller D-W-51) flipped it.

See below.

https://live.autographmagazine.com/p...leaf-signature

https://live.autographmagazine.com/p...af-signature-c

Here is the forged Derek Jeter "1996 Leaf Signature" card.

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Now check out this listing by Ebay seller Daniecarchi_0 (seller of forgeries and forged/counterfeit cards).

His so-called Steiner Sports Derek Jeter autographed baseball.

Clearly a forgery.

daniecarchiJeterNotSteinerBaseball-2.jpg

A side-by-side of the two forgeries.

These were penned by the same moron.

All of these sellers of forgeries and the forged/counterfeit cards are all connected.

JeterForgedSteinerJeterForgedLeaf-1.jpg

[thetruthisoutthere]

This crap sold for $435.00.


daniecarchiJeterNotSteinerBaseball-3.jpg

[bnorth]

A little off topic but about Steiner. I looked at their website because of this thread. I collect autos and memorabilia from 2 people. The player I was looking at had several items listed for sale. On eBay those exact items are listed by several different sellers.

My question is are they now just listing items for sale on eBay as their own at higher prices?

[Vintage Yankee]

Originally Posted by bnorth

A little off topic but about Steiner. I looked at their website because of this thread. I collect autos and memorabilia from 2 people. The player I was looking at had several items listed for sale. On eBay those exact items are listed by several different sellers.

My question is are they now just listing items for sale on eBay as their own at higher prices?

Yes. Looks like they are using some type of aggregating software to pull in items from other sites and list them automatically at a further markup.

[thetruthisoutthere]

Originally Posted by Vintage Yankee

Yes. Looks like they are using some type of aggregating software to pull in items from other sites and list them automatically at a further markup.

Exactly.

Seller "SportsMemorabilia" has been doing that for years.