PWCC Scandal and LOTG announcement

[Piratedogcardshows]

Positive step forward from one of my favorite Auction Houses. Great job Al!

[calvindog]

Somehow Al knew enough to not let Moser register for his auctions. PSA let Moser submit under his name for 20 years.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Somehow Al knew enough to not let Moser register for his auctions. PSA let Moser submit under his name for 20 years.

And if we can ever get those records, that may well turn out to be a blessing in disguise; had he submitted through unsuspected sources there would be no hope of tracking his cards.

Over under on how many cards he submitted?

[calvindog]

Directly and through proxies?

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Directly and through proxies?

Yes, total.

[Arazi4442]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Yes, total.

I wouldn't be shocked if we're talking high 4 figures, low 5 figures in terms of submissions.

Once you've got the beats down on the fraud you're committing, all you need are the raw materials and there's an endless supply of cards, customers, etc.

BTW, +1 to all the positive statements re: LOTGs release.

$c0tt Cl1nt0n

[charlietheexterminator]

Awesome job Al, good luck with the upcoming LOTG Auction

[dwinters]

Basically the announcement says we don’t trust any tpg. Would love to see auction houses do their own grading now by providing high res scans. Who really needs psa?