real aaron rookie?
 

13 feedback is all you need to see.

IMO, doubtful.

1) Small picture for the rookie Aaron.
2) Says both cards have been graded but rookie doesn't look like it has. If it has then not showing WHO graded it or WHAT the grade isn't helpful.
3) Previously sold a graded 1971 Aaron. Same card and not paid for? Same card and shilled up? Different card?

David

Edited to add - the same seller previously "sold" this card.

Item number: 190721527572

Aside from the obvious signs of a fake in the listing. The first one(from what little I can see), is definitely fake.. The second, I can't tell so much, but given everything else, I'd say odds are it's fake as well..

Lets see:
1) 13 fb
2) no returns
3) mastery of the english language equilavent to a 3-yr old
4) ridiculously small pics

My Dad always told me it never cost you a dime to pass....;)

Certainly has eclectic buying tastes on eBay:

1. Iraqi Dinars
2. Wristwatch
3. Bandsaw
4. 1971 Aaron baseball card
5. US coin

Hmmmmm.........

Obvious fake.

thanks
 

though so just like checking here first!!

Wait a second for me to get my electron microscope I'll let you know what issue it comes from.

Yikes.....someone could be disappointed on this win.

So what? Those are all things I might have bought at one time or another, especially the last three.

In the last month or so I've bid on stamps,cards, a motorcycle helmet and maybe a bicycle part. In the past I bought and sold all sorts of stuff when I thought it was a good enough deal.

The very small pics and confusing description would make it an auction I'd pass on anyway.

Steve B

The fact that the card is a fake makes me want to pass on it.

Speaking of fakes, here is another fake Sport Kings card that someone got 'lucky' enough to win. $127 for the high dollar fake. I have tried to educate people what to look for until I am blue in the face. Oh well....live and learn.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1933-GOUDEY-...p2047675.l2557