I was going to ask the sellers this question.
If I were to take an authentic T206 baseball card produced in 1910 that had a Piedmont back and I cut that back off and then glued on the front of a Honus Wagner reproduction, could I also have a forensic examiner test only the BACK paper fibers, have an obscure Canadian company grade the card and say it is an error or unknown variation and then list it on eBay for a starting bid of $500,000 dollars?
I doubt they would list the question on eBay or respond (or if they did, I am sure it would be something derogatory and full of misspelled words).
David
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