with a guy withazero, it hard to tell, i guess we all started out at zero once, but zeros can take ya for a ride to,the old time card experts can tell ya if they are real or not randy
I think he has all those cards. Too bad they're counterfeits. I think he's mixing it up with the different holders and backgrounds. None of the cards look right- the collors are too vibrant, the edges too sharp, etc....
Anyone who'd sent this clown any money is just begging to be screwed, IMO. Unfortunately, the "bargain" price appeal is sometimes to appealing to resist.
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
He has stolen the scans from another seller who sold these last week. CCburgesstireinc. was the guys ebayID and he sold the very same cards. Take a look....exact.
Comments
randy
Every card has a different background - green, black, none showing, 1 tilted, 1 perfectly cropped, etc.
High priced cards all in different holders - top load, semi rigid, etc
Not likely for someone scanning a few cards in a row to sale to do them all completely different.
Can't see a normal person doing that - my guess is he's simply swiped the images from other ebayers, google images, etc.
I sent him a question asking for better and bigger pics of the Clemente.......I'll let you know if he responds.
<< <i>Not hard for me to draw an opinion.....
Every card has a different background - green, black, none showing, 1 tilted, 1 perfectly cropped, etc.
High priced cards all in different holders - top load, semi rigid, etc
Not likely for someone scanning a few cards in a row to sale to do them all completely different.
Can't see a normal person doing that - my guess is he's simply swiped the images from other ebayers, google images, etc. >>
i agree 100%.
I hope no one falls for it!!
I saw the poor guy that recently bought all those RC cards, Gretzgy, Jordan, etc. He got burnt.
JW
A "0" member selling electronic AND baseballcards.
Scam.
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.