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Posted By: warshawlaw

But is buried in the Secondhand Goods Law.

I don't know a specific limitations period; probably would have the general 2 year period applying to it.

I don't know that it would apply to cutouts, but there is a related law barring counterfeit cards, which are defined as "any card, produced for use in commerce, without appropriate licensing authority, which is a forgery, copy, or imitation of a legitimate sports trading card, produced without authority or right, and with the intention of passing the card for that which is original or genuine." So I suppose any counterfeit seller would be liable under this other statute. I'll take another look and see if Roy's crap falls over the line. In the meantime, the counterfeit law should stop anyone from counterfeiting cards and selling them as real.