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We do actually destroy fake autographs when we can get permission, but a trimmed card still has value and I can't imagine a consignor allowing us to destroy one.
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It's certainly trickier than one would think at first blush. It's hard for an AH business to take a knee-jerk action based on anonymous posts on random message boards. Unfortunately in society today, most anonymous internet posting is usually drivel or toxic invective.
That said, obviously such a business also wouldn't want to sell a card that has indeed slipped past the TPG goalie. I'd therefore hope an AH would have in-house experts who take a long hard look at any purported evidence, and also consult with the TPG, then make a determination. If the hypothetical card is determined trimmed by the TPG and AH experts, the TPG should intercede and take it back. In the event the AH and TPG disagree with each other after examination, with the AH convinced and the TPG upholding the grade, I'd hope the AH would tell the card's owner that it would like to either pull the card or amend the description. If I ran the AH, I'd pull the card; there are enough lots in an auction where I wouldn't need or want a questionable apple in there. Last edited by MattyC; 11-23-2020 at 06:05 AM. |
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i see that both of the cards have been pulled. before noon on the first business day after it was made public there are questions about the cards.
question for those saying the auction house should destroy the cards: let’s say last year you paid $200 for a PSA 5 card (never mind five figures for a PSA 8 Ruth) on eBay, at a show or from an AH. you consigned it to an auction house last month. tomorrow they call to say that an anonymous person on a message board says that your card is actually trimmed and not a PSA 5, so it has been destroyed. despite the auction house has no legal right to do that. you would be fine with that right? oh yeah, and you are banned by the auction house despite having done absolutely nothing wrong. Last edited by RedsFan1941; 11-23-2020 at 09:26 AM. |
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Personally the card should be cracked re-holdered and marked with an invisible ink or ink that can be seen under a black light notating it is altered....
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also, nothing takes the air out of a thread filled with righteous indignation and sideline quarterbacks quicker than the one auction house you would expect to do the right thing quickly does the right thing. poof! silence. Last edited by RedsFan1941; 11-23-2020 at 03:28 PM. |
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Was thinking about a house sale, where the seller needs to do a disclosure of known issues. I wonder if it would have any conceivable effect if major AHs required some disclosure form where the consignor had to sign a statement that he took no steps to alter the cards and was unaware of any alteration by a third party. Not sure what that would accomplish but would at least be a sworn statement that you are unaware of fraud and not perpetrating a fraud.
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PSA's submission form includes language stating that already. Obviously, people lie.
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Look at how other hobbies handle their altered/restored stuff. Most of the experts organizations have their own reference collections of fakes and alterations that are used for education and training, an sometimes for comparison. At least one collector organization maintains it's own collection of fake and altered items. And there's a lot more honesty about alterations that have been found. (Obviously not 100%, but the dishonest dealers are either far fewer, or have learned to hide better) |
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https://www.blowoutforums.com/showthread.php?t=1424063
Another time where PSA is re-certifying trimmed cards and they remain in the auction... Always get cheated, y'all.
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