Beware... Moser cards apparently in Mile High Auction

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by tschock

Jersey? Really? What exit?

I was off of 80 not the Parkway.

[Yoda]

Brian has been through a few wars and knows all-too-well, particularly in a post Mastro world, that the primary asset for any AH/dealer is reputation and even a sniff of a scandal these days can be ruinous. He is doing what he has to do. Love to know who the consignor is. Doubt it is Moser.

[Johnny630]

Originally Posted by Yoda

Brian has been through a few wars and knows all-too-well, particularly in a post Mastro world, that the primary asset for any AH/dealer is reputation and even a sniff of a scandal these days can be ruinous. He is doing what he has to do. Love to know who the consignor is. Doubt it is Moser.

Nobody will know...no auction house will disclose their consigners names

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by Johnny630

Nobody will know...no auction house will disclose their consigners names

Certainly not without their permission, which obviously in a case like this you won't get.

I have sold things with consignors names on them and had to ask what they wanted to do. Example Mailing envelope from a given team. Defacing it may hurt the value but there's the name or magazine address stickers. Of course that doesn't guarantee it's the consignor but if you see a lot of them in one auction it's probable.

[sflayank]

How about the AH shows the complete list of consigned cards from the 30 or more cards that have been withdrawn not showing the consignors name but all the cards he consigned ..good or bad

[aconte]

For the record, I am saying is that there is quite a bit of information not yet disclosed/uncovered/available

Who should we expect to disclose this information? At this point, I'd rather
error on the side of caution than wait for an auction house or PSA to step
up. They've been given their chances. They left it up to collectors to figure
things out on their own. This is the "homework" that is being done.

If they don't like it or need to clarify then they can. I'm not holding my
breathe.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by aconte

Who should we expect to disclose this information? At this point, I'd rather
error on the side of caution than wait for an auction house or PSA to step
up. They've been given their chances. They left it up to collectors to figure
things out on their own. This is the "homework" that is being done.

If they don't like it or need to clarify then they can. I'm not holding my
breathe.

That's how it is, Tony, as you know. The burden is always on the collectors to uncover stuff as best they can. The people with much better access to information aren't going to do anything for us. They're only interested in crisis management and containment, with very few exceptions.

[Republicaninmass]

Originally Posted by Johnny630

Nobody will know...no auction house will disclose their consigners names

Really? Well we've had one auction house already say who HASNT consigned