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Posted By: <b>Steve f</b><p>I'm scratching my head. Another seller that was advised his cards are fake, but continued to sell several. This buyer appears knowledgeable and buys pricey vintage. Of course, ebay prevents an outsider from contacting the scamee.<br /><br /><a href="http://tinyurl.com/255tte" target="_new" rel="nofollow">http://tinyurl.com/255tte</a><br /><br />Scams 101, A sharp line is an easy way to weed out most counterfeit CJ scans;<br /><img src="http://www.network54.com/Realm/tmp/1175861309.JPG"> <br /><br />*typo

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Posted By: <b>RC</b><p>Steve,<br /><br />The education continues, hopefully I will pass "scams 101".<br /><br />Much appreciated, <br /><br />RC

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Posted By: <b>Steve f</b><p>RC, I'm still green myself. There are so many tricks up their sleeves, it boggles. <br /><br />Correction; the hammer was $228.

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Posted By: <b>Matthew</b><p>I think you are forgetting that the seller has a "gaurnentee" whatever that is. Why is it all scammers cannot spell? When the buyer comes back for a refund, do they just say "I never offered a guarantee I only offer a gaurnentee."<br /><br />BTW, looks like the back print is not upside down also. Aren't 1915s supposed to be? Harder to tell on this one but several of the others he sold can be seen a little easier.