There's another '69 Reggie on eBay and something ain't right.....

dude

A great looking '69 Jackson PSA 9 card and considering one sold on eBay by Legacyauctions a while ago for $6500+, the Buy It Now on this one seems like a bargain at $4500. The problem with this card is that the cert # doesn't match of the card.

Link-A-Dink

I can't track down the previous Reggie by Legacy but the centering seem pretty similar as I recall. It was sold less than 3 months ago, so the scan may still be on their ebay auction page if I could find the auction. Any help is appreciated.

packCollector

I just asked him if I could pick it up in person. let's see what he says

Vargha

The cert # looks like it took a few mortars.

magellan

Just sent him a little message......

<< <i>The certificate # on this card shows an American Caramel card of Ken Williams. What gives? I really need this card for my set. >>

SDSportsFan

I blew up the photo of the card and the cert # was clear. However, you can see what looks like white correction tape around the cert #. This "look" is different from the other printing on the flip.

So it looks like the seller may have taken a photo of another PSA 9 Reggie rookie and changed the cert # without bothering to see that it was for a 1922 E-120.

So, I would definitely stay far, far away from this one!

Steve

gaspipe26

I almost clicked this one. Then I compared the photos of this and Legacy's. Looks the same to me. This guy is a crook.

pc

it is but not the same as the one legacy
is placing on ebay tomorrow night.

CW

This might be another case of a stolen ebay ID. I posted about
some similar auctions from a different seller -- a PSA 4 '52T Mantle
and a PSA 7 Clemente rookie. Both had "buy it now" prices of $1K,
and both auction were listed with the same wording & layout as this
Reggie card. The thing I don't get is why they use the approved
bidders list option. If you were trying to pull a scam, why make
it any harder for someone to click on the buy it now button? You'd
think they'd want to make it easier for someone to buy the card.
Perhaps they want to offer the "card" off of ebay once an interested
buyer sends an email.

Some buy it now prices are just too good to be true.

murcerfan

His '52 Mantle 9.5 looks pretty sweet too.

maybe I'll roll on over to Brattleboro and take a little peek.

Gosh darn sad when these filthy scumbags are moving into Vermont.

aint' nuttin sacrid nomore? Geeesum.

duner

my college roomate lives down the street from this dirtbag....i can get him to pick this card up for you if you want.

packCollector

don't worry murcer, there not moving to vermont. they only use stolen id's from vermont. another phenomenal card that made it to the collecting capital of spain. as suspected, stolen id and scam artist.

CON40

You guys are right... that image is definitely a Photoshop cut and paste job... and a bad one too! Stay away... I'm going to report him right now... hope others have as well!

Duncan, how do you know this is a scam from Spain? Is there a "tell" in the listing?

packCollector

no , I sent him an email asking if I could pick the card up in person since the listing says brattleboro, vermont this is what I got back.

He's probably not in Spain but definately not in Vermont.

Hi,

I've just read your email and I think that we can start the deal only if you understand that I'm a very serious ebay member and for this reason I put pre-approved list, to be sure that the winner will be 100% agree with all my payment and shipping details.
This card used to be part of my father's collection. He used to collect cards, bats and other stuff related to baseball. I got it two weeks ago from my mother together with other baseball cards. All his collection is here with us in my mother and father's house from Spain. I really don't know much about this cards, but I checked the prices and I really consider that the price I hope to obtain is the best price.
I have to tell you that I have other serious offers that I have to consider and I will make a decision regarding this sale function of the time of payment and price. The price I hope to obtain is $5100 (this price includes the shipping and insurance) and if you agree with this price we can start to complete the transaction.
I know from my experience that the best deals are closed when the risk involved is minimum. You will have to make a bank wire transfer from your bank account into my bank account for $5,100. Once the money will be in my bank account I will proceed with the shipping. The shipping and insurance costs are included in the total price.
If you decide to make the payment in this way then I will forward you my bank account information. I will take care of the shipping process. You just have to tell me the ship to address. You will receive the card in 3 business days anywhere within USA.
If you agree with these terms, let me know a.s.a.p. and I will be more than glad to start to complete the transaction with you.

Best regards,
Derek Wishart

rw2win

I emailed the seller asking him about the PSA cert. number issue...he never responded.

wufdude

Seems pretty simple and painless to me...just wire a stranger $5100 and I am certain that card will be in the mail shortly...

CON40

I reported this guy, but I like them to know what's going on... that the public at large is smarter then he thinks and that we are legion against this type of sh1t... so, with that smoking in my pot, I sent him an email... thought I'd share it with y'all!

Buddy;
The jig is up. It is obvious that the serial number on this card is fake. It doesn't match according to PSA's online records. This information has been passed onto eBay and the FBI. Hope you like handcuffs and showers with men.

Maybe he'll go back under that Spanish Moss he crawled out from.

shagrotn77

That's priceless. He has a $4,500 Buy it Now and is offering the card out for $5,100. I'd love to meet...and beat...this guy.

rw2win

This lightening bolt of honesty re-listed ...