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eBay Fake PSA holder Honus wagner
This ones labeled as fake… but made to deceive.…
https://www.ebay.com/itm/T206-Honus-...IAAOSw8zNepdv0 |
Messed up
How carefully we need to look at slabbed cards for this and other reasons these days!
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So, does the serial number pop for another card? Now we have to watch out for fake PSA holders to?
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Don't real PSA labels say "PSA" on them?
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The serial number points to a real Wagner card.
https://www.psacard.com/cert/05074722/ Looks like the label was reproduced using a legit serial number. |
anyone report this???
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Momma Mia! That's really something! Hard to believe.
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What moron pays $100 for a reprint card that’s advertised as a reprint?!
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Make that $101.00..
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Can't keep up with the Reprint T206 Wagners! This guy isn't the most pleasant guy to deal with if you message him.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/13339447766...&ul_noapp=true |
Jay Cee,
I am sorry to see that that idiot is from Indiana. David |
Wagner
The back of the Label looks like a Real PSA label.
Very deceiving . John P |
It looks to me that the label is using PSA's registered trademark. So, either PSA authorized the use of its trademark (I certainly hope not) or PSA could seek to enforce its rights against the counterfeit goods (not the card, the counterfeit use of its trademark). Just my unpaid-for legal analysis.
And, if PSA doesn't seek to enforce its rights then its trademark will lose its value and at some point PSA may not be able to prevent others from using it. So, if PSA doesn't seek to enforce its rights then perhaps we can assume that either 1) the use was authorized, or 2) PSA is no longer interested in protecting its trademark. Someone who submits cards to PSA (not me) should be interested in neither being the case (either PSA is allowing its name to be used with a fake card or PSA's brand is so weak that anyone can insert a flip using PSA's trademark and so your graded cards won't be able necessarily to be linked to the "real" PSA). So, someone should bring this to their attention and let's await the lawsuit. |
I offered him $.99 to take it off his hands so I could burn it - offer was not accepted.
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I offered him $1 and was told to “f off”. Very pleasant seller/buyer interaction
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Based on his description it must be real :rolleyes:
"Honus Wagner (Sweet Caporal Cigarettes). The 1909-11 T206 Condition is Acceptable. Honus Wagner T-209 (Sweet Caporal cigarettes). I’ll be honest, I have no idea if this is a reprint or an original. I personally am not sure how to get this graded and I don’t want to bother with it -so hopefully whoever does buy this, would like to get that done. It has never been taken out of the case. It was passed down from my grandpa to my dad and now I have it. My grandpa was a pretty good card collector too. Again, I do not know if this is a reprint or an original, however, my grandpa has never had any reprints thus far. He was a very serious baseball card collector. We sold many of his base ball cards and found they were all original baseball cards - including from 1901, 1902, 1910 T-206 baseball cards. Again, original or a reprint baseball card, but I’m seeking out to just sell it to another card collector so they can possibly keep it for many more generations to come." He says he can't be bothered to grade it, but then goes on to say it's the most valuable baseball card in the hobby. Yeah, real believable. |
The only other baseball card he has sold in the last year? Another Honus Wagner. His grandpa was the MAN!
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I want to know what original baseball cards from 1901 and 1902 his Grandpa had that they have already sold? :rolleyes:
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I was looking at the bidding. It almost looks like 3 different shill bidders were bidding against each other. They should each get one!
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