1996 score board Kobe Bryant auto - why is this card so cheap??!!

[Exhibitman]

Ken, your post is contradictory. On the one hand you say a forger:

"produced FAKE score board COAs and starting putting them with Bad items. They did this for literally 100,000+ items, maybe millions, therefore and unfortunately rendering all the legitimate stuff score board put out over the years questionable, and needing a TPA if it is going to be sold"

Yet you consider it "insulting" that people question the Score Board brand. What you have done is reinforce the fact that buying a Score Board product is a risk.

Lemme ask it straight, since you are reading: The Fleer Metal Kobe I posted, is that a genuine Score Board signed item or one of the fakes? Or is it one where you cannot tell?

[Goldin Auctions]

The Fleer Metal card was NOT produced by Score Board
if it is being marketed with a SB COA the SB COA is fake
also, a large portion of that post from me was a repost from 2012

I agree, if you see a SB item with a SB COA, SADLY, you CANNOT BUY IT without a TPA. end of story.
HOWEVER, this is a result of mass production of fake LOAs, as opposed to
what this poster said. He stated "Score Board started producing fakes" and "Score Board selling forged signatures"
This has been proven to be caused by Podsada and others counterfeiting SB certs.
below is an email i literally got yesterday from Christopher Williams (well know auto Net54 member)
BELOW THAT is the original post from David Maupin that i am referring to as offensive (and wrong) (removed as he removed it)

Hi Ken,

I hope all finds you well.

I just posted a thread on the below seller and his forged Jeter.

This guy is producing his own ":Scoreboard" COAs.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/m.html?item...tme_71&_sop=16


Chris

[GasHouseGang]

As I said Chris, I'm not an autograph expert, so I can't give any kind of educated opinion on whether the autograph in question is real or fake. The part of my post you took offense to, I can delete, but you've already copied it and posted it as part of your post, and I can't delete that.

I have collected Kobe rookie cards, and have avoided the cards that weren't recognized by PSA as part of the Kobe rookie registry. I guess I should have stopped there, and let others who know more about Score Board explain what drives prices on these items.

[Goldin Auctions]

David
It’s Ken
Delete it and I’ll remove from post
No interest in having that on internet

[Exhibitman]

So to clarify things, Ken, should we assume that anything Score Board is bad unless we have a TPG blessing with it? For example, this form of signed card: