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12-08-2008, 03:53 PM
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Scary PSA Fakes -- discussion on Post-war board
Posted By: Richie
Dan. I agree with you that PSA will be the ones to take the blame. I bought a 1952 bowman Mantle PSA 6. I paid $1000. I thought it was totally legit until I read this board that someone else had bought fake cards in PSA holders from craigslist. The guy was from Southern California I am out $1000. Its a shame how good they look in the holders. This is only one i have that i know is a fake in a PSA holder. I would rather pay few extra dollars hoping i an getting a legit card. 
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