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Old 09-25-2012, 04:33 AM
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Default What does this mean? (Ty Cobb reprint cards/eBay)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-T206-TY...p2047675.l2557

Am missing something here?
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Old 09-25-2012, 05:58 AM
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Reprints are IMO the work of the devil.
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What amazes me is that someone actually paid for that garbage.
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The buyer sure is missing something. His brain.
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Since its been "professionally aged", he probably just broke even
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The buyer sure is missing something. His brain.
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Looks like a 0 feedback bidder was bidding it up.
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The forgers are attempting to create a market, using shill bidding. What amazes me is that he/she is from LA, not Ohio or Kentucky.
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Old 09-25-2012, 11:32 AM
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Do not be shocked if the card turns up in a local auction house or bid board described as "authentic."

There is a market for fakes. People have been buying them up on the memorabilia/autograph side for years and profiting on them by dumping them in places where the consignor is anonymous and the buyer is stuck under a "no refunds, no returns policy."
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I have a pair of socks that have been professionally aged, maybe I can get a $151 bid for those.
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Regardless of how they marketed this (aged, distressed, whatever!) they are still obvious counterfeits so if they do end up in an auction house, any serious collector would know to avoid them. There are pretty scary counterfeits out there but IMO these are pretty obvious fakes, regardless of how they are titled in the description. My guess however, is that someone from this board is going to be reporting these same cards to ebay once they are re-listed as cards found in his "grandfather's attic"!
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I have a pair of socks that have been professionally aged, maybe I can get a $151 bid for those.
Actually there is a pretty good market for used socks. Here's a pair that went for $50:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pre-WORN-use...p2047675.l2557
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"the 1 thing I ask, is that nobody with any ill intentions bid on this card"

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I am sure the winning bidder, with 0 feedback, has no ill intentions. Why do I have feeling the keyboard is the same one for the winning bidder and the seller? Weird auction for sure....
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these are going to coaches corner
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I have a pair of socks that have been professionally aged, maybe I can get a $151 bid for those.
If I purchase your used socks or the ones currently listed on Ebay shown below, would washing them be considered an alteration or unethical in any way. If so, would soaking them overnight be okay.
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If I purchase your used socks or the ones currently listed on Ebay shown below, would washing them be considered an alteration or unethical in any way. If so, would soaking them overnight be okay.
Soaking IS permitted, but only if there are bits of scrapbook pages glued on the backs. I find that wrapping them in paper towels to help them dry and securing them in screwdowns overnight works pretty good.
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The sock on the left looks trimmed.
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The cards have been professionally aged & distressed to give them
that real McCoy look.

That is a direct violation of ebay Counterfiet and Copyright Policy.
Here is another professionally counterfeited illegal aged card to deceive someone.
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The cards have been professionally aged & distressed to give them
that real McCoy look.

That is a direct violation of ebay Counterfiet and Copyright Policy.
Here is another professionally counterfeited illegal aged card to deceive someone.
Wow, that's not too bad.
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Actually there is a pretty good market for used socks. Here's a pair that went for $50:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pre-WORN-use...p2047675.l2557
What am I missing here? Why 50 bucks?

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