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Originally Posted by Leon
Criminal Peter Nash pleaded the 5th Amendment over 100 times in court, I was told by a reliable source, when asked where he got fake memorabilia he consigned. Seems the trail stopped at him, the bad actor. This was years ago. The premise is allegedly he took a good piece, put another good piece with it, and made it into something it wasn't. Kind of like 1+1 = 3. So yes, there is very high level fraud in memorabilia just as there is in cards. Probably not a ton different. Fraud and deceit are common factors. There is almost always a leap of faith and it just depends on how big of a leap someone wants to take. I am not a person who leaps very much.
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Have you seen this article on the Criminal Peter Nash "Nice"
https://www.sfchronicle.com/business...n-13179601.php
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Last edited by BeanTown; 07-09-2019 at 01:22 PM.
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07-09-2019, 01:22 PM
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