Really? Fake Ruth

[pawpawdiv9]

i came here to look for cards of interest and wanted to show off my stuff. I did not come to have my collection analyzed and picked to death. No one on beckett ever did anyone this way, we always enjoyed looking at stuff. I did not like getting ridiculed on my grammar either. I simply came here and to see the cards here i may like and enjoy what everyone else collects.

[Bocabirdman]

Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9

i came here to look for cards of interest and wanted to show off my stuff. I did not come to have my collection analyzed and picked to death. No one on beckett ever did anyone this way, we always enjoyed looking at stuff. I did not like getting ridiculed on my grammar either. I simply came here and to see the cards here i may like and enjoy what everyone else collects.

You, also, in one of your ealiest posts said that they would be for "Sell". Once you opened that door, the bogus cards needed to be identified for all as some of the board members are less experienced in such things. We try and look out for each other here. If you made the same offer on Beckett and nothing was said, I am not sure what that says about THAT community.

If you never offered the possibility of them being for sale, I anm sure someone would have PM-ed you to quietly break the news. By the way, what is your response as to why you eBayed the Ruth immediately after learning it was fake (with "real" Ruth pricing/opening bid)?

[shammus]

Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9

i came here to look for cards of interest and wanted to show off my stuff. I did not come to have my collection analyzed and picked to death. No one on beckett ever did anyone this way, we always enjoyed looking at stuff. I did not like getting ridiculed on my grammar either. I simply came here and to see the cards here i may like and enjoy what everyone else collects.

You asked us questions about the Ruth and Aaron. The Evers too actually. We responded with our honest opinions about the authenticity of your cards. This community is close-knit and many individuals here have been collecting for years, if not decades. It's fair to say, the opinions we gave you were educated and we tried to explain to you why we thought your cards were not legit.

So after hearing our opinions, you turned around and placed them on Ebay to sell, making no mention of the fact that the cards are reprints. That, sir, is not honest behavior and rubbed more than a few people here the wrong way. Sorry you feel your collection was "picked to death" but since you are trying to sell these cards, we have the right to communicate the truth to any potential unsuspecting buyers.

If you truly feel the cards are legit, send them in to be graded at a reputable grading company (SGC, PSA, etc..). Send them Registered USPS so that way there's no way they get lost in the mail. That way, you'll know for certain what you have and you won't be cheating anyone out of potentially, hundreds of dollars.

[novakjr]

pawpaw. I honestly wanna give you the benefit of the doubt. But I can't. I'm sorry, this move today is total b*llsh*t......There's no rational conversation that can be had, or excuses that can be given. It's f*ck*ng B*llsh*t...

Now you may not have been here long enough to understand the amount of knowledge on this board, or you may not like the opinion. But trust me, if something is outed here as fake by multiple members with reasons given, then I can guarantee you it's fake. You may have accidentally gotten ripped off, but what you just did, may actually be far worse..

[wolf441]

Originally Posted by novakjr

pawpaw. I honestly wanna give you the benefit of the doubt. But I can't. I'm sorry, this move today is total b*llsh*t......There's no rational conversation that can be had, or excuses that can be given. It's f*ck*ng B*llsh*t...

Now you may not have been here long enough to understand the amount of knowledge on this board, or you may not like the opinion. But trust me, if something is outed here as fake by multiple members with reasons given, then I can guarantee you it's fake. You may have accidentally gotten ripped off, but what you just did, may actually be far worse..

+1. Do you have any T206 Old Mill double overprint backs??

[bender07]

Wasn't there a recent post lamenting past members. Well, it appears Peter Chao's back!

[novakjr]

Originally Posted by wolf441

+1. Do you have any T206 Old Mill double overprint backs??

Wow, that one went way over my head. Thank God for the search function...

[Tsaiko]

Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9

I did not like getting ridiculed on my grammar either.

Din dont mess wit da board, boy.

[Ladder7]

Thanks for stopping by!

[Wite3]

Claims a dealer took them back as authentic. Would love to know that dealer's name to avoid as well.

[novakjr]

Wow dude! What book are you looking in? BV $1200 c'mon man.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/larry-bird-1...item2ec2540f61

Love the fine print in your listing... What a spinster!!! The more I look at this dude's listings....I won't even say it.... Can we just send him on his merry way. I don't even wanna know what this dude has up his sleeve next..



Seriously pawpaw. You couldn't have been serious when you put this listing up? What in God's name were you trying to accomplish?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/chipper-jone...p2047675.l2557

[rainier2004]

Funny sh!t....hopefully pawpaw moves on.

Originally Posted by Ladder7

Thanks for stopping by!

[iwantitiwinit]

Here's the CSA Evers he asked about on the BST. 4k book value. Check out some of the descriptive narrative he put on the listing. What a joke...."professionally graded by CSA, a reputable grading company." http://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-11-T206...3&cmd=ViewItem

[pawpawdiv9]

Originally Posted by iwantitiwinit

Here's the CSA Evers he asked about on the BST. 8k book value. Check out some of the descriptive narrative he put on the listing. What a joke...."professionally graded by CSA, a reputable grading company." http://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-11-T206...3&cmd=ViewItem

http://www.csagrading.com/grading_experts.php
Card Grading Experts

Our 15 member team comprises of some of the industry's former leading grading experts from major grading companies. We hand picked an allstar team of graders in order to bring you the customer the best value, speed and an unrivaled service level. CSA is a Canadian owned and operated card grading company. Its main office is located in Courtenay, British Columbia since 2009 providing Canadians with quality service at reasonable prices.
CSA has grown each year since its inception in both personnel and number of cards encapsulated. CSA customers have come to trust their grading accuracy and consistency which matches any of its competitors. We are the only grading company that offers an UNLIMITED Card grading service.
CSA uses a 10-point certification process that includes checking centering, corners, cut, colour, borders, enamel, focus, picture quality, registration and micro imperfections. Cards are measured, checked under magnification and special lighting. You can feel confident when buying or selling your CSA card that it has been properly and professionally graded.
CSA sonically seals all its graded cards in a scratch resistant, optical quality, UV protected holder. These top of the line holders are visually appealing and very protective of all forms of card stock sealed inside them.
Hockey is a specialty at CSA whether it's a 1952 Gordie Howe or a 2005 Sidney Crosby rookie card. We will grade all your cards no matter what the sport. If it's non-sports cards you collect we do those too! CSA has services tailored to your needs. We have numerous levels of service, which include speedy service rate for those items you need graded in a hurry and quantity discounts for large number of cards as well as our regular and commons' service. CSA in keeping with today's changing style of cards and has a special memorabilia holder, which is able to fit the thickest jersey, patch or stick cards on the market today.
CSA is Canada's #1 grading company with clients in every province. We not only service Canada but we also have many US customers that show great confidence in CSA's ability to grade their sports cards. CSA is looking to expand into other markets globally

[novakjr]

Again, I'd like to give you the benefit of the doubt, but I just can't see you as being that naive...

Let's take a look at the definitions of a few words...

Adj. 1. reputable - having a good reputation

Noun 1. reputation - the opinion which OTHER PEOPLE in general have about a person etc, a persons's abilities etc

Noun 1. scammer - a person who swindles you by means of deception or fraud

Noun 1. assclown - One, who, through the fault of his parents conception, is a skid mark in society's collective underwear.

[nsaddict]

The pro's at CSA...."cards are measured" with what a quarter inch variance either way? And who are these
hand picked experts from other reputable grading companies?
Please check out this ebay auction #320989444700. This seller had a couple more with the same fate.

[iwantitiwinit]

Let me be clear you have every right to sell a CSA graded card. It is my opinion however, that trying to elevate the reputation of CSA in an effort to increase the eventual selling price of a card after it has been made clear on this forum that their standards and history of authenticating cards is highly questionable is wrong. I especially find it distasteful after posting the card on BST.

[Bocabirdman]

Originally Posted by iwantitiwinit

Let me be clear you have every right to sell a CSA graded card. It is my opinion however, that trying to elevate the reputation of CSA in an effort to increase the eventual selling price of a card after it has been made clear on this forum that their standards and history of authenticating cards is highly questionable is wrong. I especially find it distasteful after posting the card on BST.

When you add in the Babe Ruth being listed on the Bay after it was identified as bogus, there can be no denying a lack of scruples. I only hope that he gets no takers on this trimmed CSA slab.

[Bocabirdman]

Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9

http://www.csagrading.com/grading_experts.php
Card Grading Experts

Our 15 member team comprises of some of the industry's former leading grading experts from major grading companies. We hand picked an allstar team of graders in order to bring you the customer the best value, speed and an unrivaled service level. CSA is a Canadian owned and operated card grading company. Its main office is located in Courtenay, British Columbia since 2009 providing Canadians with quality service at reasonable prices.
CSA has grown each year since its inception in both personnel and number of cards encapsulated. CSA customers have come to trust their grading accuracy and consistency which matches any of its competitors. We are the only grading company that offers an UNLIMITED Card grading service.
CSA uses a 10-point certification process that includes checking centering, corners, cut, colour, borders, enamel, focus, picture quality, registration and micro imperfections. Cards are measured, checked under magnification and special lighting. You can feel confident when buying or selling your CSA card that it has been properly and professionally graded.
CSA sonically seals all its graded cards in a scratch resistant, optical quality, UV protected holder. These top of the line holders are visually appealing and very protective of all forms of card stock sealed inside them.
Hockey is a specialty at CSA whether it's a 1952 Gordie Howe or a 2005 Sidney Crosby rookie card. We will grade all your cards no matter what the sport. If it's non-sports cards you collect we do those too! CSA has services tailored to your needs. We have numerous levels of service, which include speedy service rate for those items you need graded in a hurry and quantity discounts for large number of cards as well as our regular and commons' service. CSA in keeping with today's changing style of cards and has a special memorabilia holder, which is able to fit the thickest jersey, patch or stick cards on the market today.
CSA is Canada's #1 grading company with clients in every province. We not only service Canada but we also have many US customers that show great confidence in CSA's ability to grade their sports cards. CSA is looking to expand into other markets globally

What they say in their self-promotion literature means nothing. The card is TRIMMED!!!!!. You were told that in no uncertain terms by more than one member here. You were correctly informed that the Ruth was as fake as a porn star's tits and your reaction was to go list it on eBay as if it was the real deal. Sir, I do not know if you are simply ashamed that you got taken on not one but multiple high dollar cards or if you knew from jump street that they are altered/fake. Giving you the benefit of doubt (at this point a difficult thing to do), your actions are ugly. I will shut up now.

[vintagerookies51]

When I was an inexperienced collector, I was dumb and bought a 1933 Ruth that I thought was real too, and I believed the seller who said it was. I was told by numerous people on this board (or another board, I can't remember) that it was a fake. I accepted their advice, though. Instead of listing it on eBay as original like you did, I kept it and marked it down as a lesson learned in this hobby. Since I was in this position, I think the reason is clearly that you got ripped off by someone, and now want the money back by ripping someone else off, which is fraud, so don't say you're just an inexperienced collector.