cert. numbers in proximity to cards outed on Blowout

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by swarmee

They're public domain. They were researched through www.psacard.com's Cert Verification tool. I have saved them off if anyone needs them.

I agree that it is public info. Do you know why the guy that did all the work wants them taken down?

[swarmee]

He just messaged me on blowout, so I'll discuss it with him.

[steve B]

Geez.... way too much copy and paste for one night when it's this hot.

[Rhotchkiss]

That is a real shame these are being taken down. These lists are major assets to the collecting community

[swarmee]

It's on the internet. You can get it at archive.org now if you want. The original poster decided he didn't want all his comments attached to the listings of cards for all eternity. It's still worth knowing that these cards were all part of submissions with cards that were highly likely to have been altered, as viewed in the before and after pictures thread.

[Rhotchkiss]

I have taken screen shots, so I have the lists on my phone. And even if you can find them somewhere archived on the internet, it’s a shame they are coming down from this site, where tech morons like me, knew where to go for reference and research

[kateighty]

Ummm what happened? I was on vacation. Can someone fill me in?

[steve B]

Originally Posted by swarmee

It's on the internet. You can get it at archive.org now if you want. The original poster decided he didn't want all his comments attached to the listings of cards for all eternity. It's still worth knowing that these cards were all part of submissions with cards that were highly likely to have been altered, as viewed in the before and after pictures thread.

So someone spends what must have been days if not weeks working on something, puts it out there publicly, then decides he doesn't want it out there?

That doesn't make a whole lot of sense on its own.

Now if he decided that he was wrong, it would make sense. But the before/after are just too convincing.
Or of a legal threat was made... Yeah, that makes sense.

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by steve B

So someone spends what must have been days if not weeks working on something, puts it out there publicly, then decides he doesn't want it out there?

That doesn't make a whole lot of sense on its own.

Now if he decided that he was wrong, it would make sense. But the before/after are just too convincing.
Or of a legal threat was made... Yeah, that makes sense.

Agree... He was probably threatened by an intimidating lawyer representing a client with infinitely more money and resources.

This is truly an uphill battle against money, greed and corruption.