Fake Signed T206 Cards (Too Many to List in the Title, See First Post for List)

[daves_resale_shop]

Originally Posted by bnorth

I like SGC but am very happy to see this. I doubt it has anything to do with this thread.

+1 unlikely that larry’s departure is related to this story

[tribefan]

What impact does this have on the value of SGC authenticated items for the future? Will they be seen as inferior to PSA, JSA, or BAS certified items?

[swarmee]

And do they retain any "guaranty" for previously authenticated autos?

[Zan]

I don't think this is a good sign for longevity. Promised changes are not happening fast, and now closing a division of the business and probably laying off staff.

[1880nonsports]

started auto authenticating before they got their holder/registry/grading issues on CARDS resolved...…….

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by tribefan

What impact does this have on the value of SGC authenticated items for the future? Will they be seen as inferior to PSA, JSA, or BAS certified items?

Frankly, I think everyone has the same concerns about autograph authenticity whether it be SGC, PSA, JSA, etc.

[Vintageclout]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Frankly, I think everyone has the same concerns about autograph authenticity whether it be SGC, PSA, JSA, etc.

Hi Jeff, JoeT here and I hope all is well. Just remember, that for every fake autograph, there’s at least one if not more “doctored” cards in a high grade holder. Anyone disagreeing with that is badly fooling themselves.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by Vintageclout

Hi Jeff, JoeT here and I hope all is well. Just remember, that for every fake autograph, there’s at least one if not more “doctored” cards in a high grade holder. Anyone disagreeing with that is badly fooling themselves.

No doubt. I think the obvious differences are that not only does a trimmed card still have value compared to a fake autograph but the trim job - if unknown - is not presumed fake whereas many autos are.

[Vintageclout]

Originally Posted by calvindog

No doubt. I think the obvious differences are that not only does a trimmed card still have value compared to a fake autograph but the trim job - if unknown - is not presumed fake whereas many autos are.

Agreed Jeff but with either scenario, unfortunately we are talking about outright fraud.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by calvindog

No doubt. I think the obvious differences are that not only does a trimmed card still have value compared to a fake autograph but the trim job - if unknown - is not presumed fake whereas many autos are.

Sure it has some value but a fraction of the face value based on the flip, so that isn't really much of a difference IMO. And I would guess there are 10 or more trimmed cards in holders for every bad auto or maybe a lot more.