anyone near Lansing Michigan? got a potential great deal for ya

[Joe_G.]

Thanks Leon !

I'll also vouch for Joe Maples. He would be far closer than I and he can be trusted. He's a good guy whenever he isn't bidding up Detroit items I still need.

[Jacklitsch]

I vouch for Barry S.

[Rob D.]

I'll vouch for Steve, who rarely check-raises.

[jcmtiger]

Ok, before I waste anymore time what do the experts think about these cards? Cabinet size.

Joe

[JeremyW]

I live two hours away & I'm not picking those up. They don't look good to me.

[autograf]

Other than COMPLETELY fake, they are interesting.....

[Leon]

I guess good fakes are kind of hard to make nowadays? Those aren't good fakes they are crappy ones....

[insidethewrapper]

For us newcomers , please explain the difference between the 3 fakes and real versions. It was obvious to the veterans on here but I don't really see the difference on my screen. Thanks. Looking forward to hearing the differences instead of just saying they are fake. Thanks Mike

[barrysloate]

Most original photographs and color lithos have deep rich colors, or clear and well defined photo tones. The three fakes all look very washed out. Plus, the group of pieces fell under the category of too good to be true. The person claimed to have three unrelated pieces, all superb and all rarities. You always have to be suspicious when you see that.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by insidethewrapper

For us newcomers , please explain the difference between the 3 fakes and real versions. It was obvious to the veterans on here but I don't really see the difference on my screen. Thanks. Looking forward to hearing the differences instead of just saying they are fake. Thanks Mike

Generally speaking real cards and cabinet cards don't have a very washed out look to them....If the image is blurry, and it's not just the scan, then most likely you have a fake.....at least that is my experience.