All of this guys t206's are NOT fakes... my fault

Fake tobacco cards
Notice that they ALL have brown backs. Every real one I have has a white back... EXCEPT for the one I bought knowing it was a reprint, which has a BROWN BACK. I guess it's time to tell the Ebay cops. He's got more that end in 8 hrs. I guess I will post links to the ones ending in an hour. I feel for those that fell for it.
LaPorte
Jones
Marshall
Jackson (someone's REALLY getting took on this one)
Please help me bust this scam artist
Here's all of his listings as of yet
130266659125
130266659126
130266659131
130266659128
130266748931
130266748930
130266748935
130266748934
130266748932
-Ryan
Notice that they ALL have brown backs. Every real one I have has a white back... EXCEPT for the one I bought knowing it was a reprint, which has a BROWN BACK. I guess it's time to tell the Ebay cops. He's got more that end in 8 hrs. I guess I will post links to the ones ending in an hour. I feel for those that fell for it.
LaPorte
Jones
Marshall
Jackson (someone's REALLY getting took on this one)
Please help me bust this scam artist
Here's all of his listings as of yet
130266659125
130266659126
130266659131
130266659128
130266748931
130266748930
130266748935
130266748934
130266748932
-Ryan

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But it seems like scammers always load up their auction descriptions with player stats and Bio crap???
I guess legit sellers do it also, but I rarely see it myself, if ever. But the scammers do it often.
<< <i>I don't know a lot about T206 cards, but I've never seen any fakes with brown names on front like the ones he's selling. Are you pretty sure the ones he has listed are fakes? >>
I'm pretty darned sure. Look at how clean the fronts are and how dingy the backs are. Here is a real one that I purchased:
Compared to his:
Could it be a coincidence that ALL of his look like this, considering I knowingly bought a reprint with the same toning on the back?
"I spent 50% of my money on alcohol, women, and gambling. The other half I wasted.
i like the covered in ink look he has going on too
Hahahha you can SEE some of the blue dye on the scanner (to the right)
FAKE!
<< <i>What's with the big red box there at the bottom of the blue dyed sample? It looks like he marked out something. >>
In his title he wrote this:
"1909-11 T206 Harry McIntyre Sweet Caporal 150 Back
FACTORY NO. 649 1ST DIST. NY BOLD LINE RARE BACK!"
This one could actually pass as legit (no tea). I like the burn marks though. Only shows it's GOT to be real!
So Piedmont & Polar Bear=Brown Sweet Caporal=Blue
My favorite is still the card that stained the scanner... classic.
<< <i>Ahh so I can clear things up about the "Brown Backs" here are pictures taken from a camera and not a scanner. You guys are really hilarious especially Ryan!
Larger pictures would be QUITE helpful, jlmabonner
Thanks
<< <i>Ahh so I can clear things up about the "Brown Backs" here are pictures taken from a camera and not a scanner. You guys are really hilarious especially Ryan!
So these tiny pictures prove what????
<< <i>Ahh so I can clear things up about the "Brown Backs" here are pictures taken from a camera and not a scanner. You guys are really hilarious especially Ryan!
...and what of the blue ink on the scanner?
HOF SIGNED FOOTBALL RCS
Sorry,
Ryan Distelrath
John
ask the guys over at 54. They can tell just by looking at the font.
Steve
<< <i>There is no blue ink on the scanner. I have no clue why the pictures turned out so bad. Iam taking individual pictures right now to upload. >>
"There is no blue ink on the scanner." That is a classic lol.
You may want to know more about what you are ripping before you rip someone cards and auctions.
In order to determine a fake T206 card you need to look at the way the card was made..... not the color of the scan. The reprinters will have the photo area cropped in design and then a new white border added (this keeps print dots out of the border when it is rescreened). After they add the new border they need to find a font that closely matches the original card but they never get it right. The fakes will have a font that is slightly different with the spacing of the letters wrong. On top of this the authentic cards are lithographed (many layers of separate colors) a process that a reprint will never have.
T206 reprints are very easy to spot, no need to look too hard.
On these cards the wear alone proves they are authentic, a new card will never wear the way these 100 year old lithographed cards wear.
-Ryan
Steve
Good luck to you.
Brian