1933 Sport Kings Lopchick - Real, Reprint or Fake?

[Vintage Basketball Pat]

I'm going to differ. I think it's real. If you review several "Lopchick" cards online, you will notice variations in font style, the gap at the bottom of the card - even the color or shade of the card. This is a common thing with vintage basketball cards, and within that specific set, you can also see variations of other player cards. Even the bleeding through occurs on some cards and not others.

In my opinion, it's totally real.

[frankbmd]

Recent inflated prices for high grade Lapchick cards is likely related to the buyer's assumptin that a lap dance would inevitably follow and be part of deal.

[MW1]

Originally Posted by Vintage Basketball Pat

I'm going to differ. I think it's real. If you review several "Lopchick" cards online, you will notice variations in font style, the gap at the bottom of the card - even the color or shade of the card. This is a common thing with vintage basketball cards, and within that specific set, you can also see variations of other player cards. Even the bleeding through occurs on some cards and not others.

In my opinion, it's totally real.

No. There is zero chance the card is real. It's an artificially-aged reprint.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by MW1

No. There is zero chance the card is real. It's an artificially-aged reprint.

The artificial aging is really noticeable on the large scans. Agreed, 0% chance of being real.

[Vintage Basketball Pat]

I'm sorry guys. I was looking at the second image of the one in the PSA holder. I didn't even see the links on the first post. Yes- that one's totally fake...lol. I was confused why you thought it was fake. Now that I see the first links - pretty obvious. - Pat