which ever of you wrote this guy...................LOL

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Posted By: BcD

http://cgi.ebay.com/1888-GOODWIN-BOSTON-team-TOBACCO-CARD-super-RARE_W0QQitemZ220046394320QQihZ012QQcategoryZ86839 QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item220046394320

you obviously pegged his ass!

note the comment and response! It's too funny especially considering the scan. I wrote him as well and some of you might so he gets a clue. He actually posted the comment and his absurd and ignorant reply! What a guy!

BcD

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Posted By: steve f

Unreal... Another for the "most stoopid criminals" log.

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Posted By: jay behrens

My Grandpa owned a basebal card store, but he kept all the valuable cards in the attic

Jay

I love pinatas. You get to beat the crap of something and get rewarded with candy.

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Posted By: David Vargha

He's such a stupid criminal that he posted the question and answer on the listing . . . d'oh!

DavidVargha@hotmail.com

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Posted By: dennis

by posting the question in the listing he is trying to show a potential "buyer" just what an honest guy he is! what a moron. he now has a bid from youareascamartist.

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Posted By: BcD

where the shop was and his grampers last name????



BcD

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Posted By: William Brumbach

Maybe his grandfather didn't like him and stashed reprints all over the house for him to find after the old man passed away. I might have to keep that in mind later on if my kids turn out to be rotten.

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Posted By: fkw

I wrote that question



Now who is that high bidder?

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Posted By: fred snodgrass

It's simple, grandapa kept his valuable cards in the attic because he always feared a flood. This way here they wouldn't get water damage. Too bad this nimrod couldn't see these responses!!

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Posted By: Paul

Frank, that was a question that the seller needed to hear. Also, I've always thought beig called a smart a** was much better than being called a dumb a**, so that's no big deal, & dont let it bother you Who is that youareascamartist bidder? Whoever he or she is, they are awesome!

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Posted By: davidcycleback

Putting aside the issue of authenticity, my question about these types of fakes is
why would a person want to pay money for something so ugly. Isn't the object of
collecting to purchase things you enjoy looking at, rather than that induces vomiting?

For the average person off the street, he would wonder why someone would pay $300,000+
for the infamous 'blue eyed' Honus Wagner as the card appeared so dirty and ugly and cheap.
And, the average person off the street would have it right. It was the sellers who
didn't realize that, irrelevant to authenticity issues, card collectors aren't going
to spend a small fortune on something that you have to have hidden from view at
meal time.

If HBO or the Daily News wondererd why the card didn't sell, all you'd have to tell them
is "Because it's ugly." No need to explain the authenticity issues. If the reporter
asked you to explain yourself, you would have the reporter compare side by side sharp digital
pictures of the 'blue eyed' Wagner with any number of SGC and PSA graded Wagners.
After comparison, the HBO or Daily News reporter would say, "I see what you mean.
That card is ugly."

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Posted By: BcD

told him clorox does not make a card look old!

BcD

yourascamartist! that's rich! Jason , get on this guy again!

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Posted By: David Smith

If you check his other auctions, he has a 1953 Topps Ralph Kiner. In the secondary headline, he says Kiner is a member of the 500 Home Run club.

Scams and ignorance like this make me sad to live in Indiana.....


David