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Old 01-30-2025, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Gorditadogg View Post
There was also I think a big story a couple years ago about someone putting cards in fake PSA flips and selling them. Do you remember that one? I'm not sure if that was an Ebay issue or not, my recollection is they were being sold at a card show.
I think there's also an element where people will crack out a card very carefully, replace it with a lesser grade card, and reseal the slab. So you get a piece that on casual inspection looks like it's legit, but it's actually been replaced with a lower grade card.

My understanding is that one of the primary points of inspecting the slabs through the AG program is to attempt to catch these bad actors.

If I remember correctly, Adam recently had a buddy who bought a slab at a show that had undergone just such manipulation, and Adam was able to flag it for his buddy, who was able to then track down the seller while still at the show and cancel the transaction. Sort of Adam's own little AG process that bailed out his buddy from getting hoodwinked.
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