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jay behrensdc- you obviously have not read anything that written after your first post. Franked pointed out exactly why the CJs were bogus. You don't need a sophisiticated scan to be able to spot one of these.
As for the treatment of the seller, no, it's not the greatest, but years of having to deal with scam artists will make anyone act this way. And all scam artists claim to be just innocent dupes, so how can you tell the real dupe from the scammer. Sorry, but when it comes to big ticket items, no one gets the benifit of the doubt.
You wonder if anyone here will step and apoligize if these cards turn out to be real, but it will be interesting to see if you do the same and step and apologize if these are, and they are, fake.
I have over 20 years of experience dealing in vintage baseball cards and Frank is one of the few peope on this board that has more experience than I do, so if he says something don't seem kosher, chances ar he's correct.
Jay