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Fake PSA slabs
https://www.ebay.com/itm/15455743745...QAAOSwOQlhCxP4
He's trying to get away with this 38 Goudey Dimaggio and recently sold a 33 Goudey Gehrig as well. Sucks that there are these types of people out there. |
PSA Certification #17136233 = Matches with PSA certification inquiry--what's a indication its a fake slab?
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Wow, now that’s scary bad. I heard there was some outfit South of the border bringing in fake PSA slabs years ago. With how the PSA market is, these slabs could become more valuable than actual drugs being smuggled across.
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Fake slab
I see the obvious card number issue, thanks for posting
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/15455743745...QAAOSwOQlhCxP4 https://www.ebay.com/itm/33405822083...cAAOSweo5g2z7G |
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1938 Dimaggio
The two listings linked have the same cert #. They are obviously not the same card.
I pass on alot of bigger ticket cards customers bring to me at shows if I do not know the provenance of the card. I have seen too many suspect cards and many times the seller is innocent of trying to scam people but they were scammed themselves. |
Report them please
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Security Features
Also notice none those Fake PSA examples have any of the extra PSA security features--another possible red flag - are there fake slabs with the security features and the slab wasn't tampered ?
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Hopefully, a few more board members will take a look and chime in. |
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To me the card 250 matches the flip and PSA cert verification. The card 274 has the little pictures in the borders. But I don't see a listing for that... So other than what looks like tabs in the slab and a fuzzy barcode the other tipoff seems to be the fake aging of the card... Does that seem right? |
Fake slabs have been around for years.
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