My latest signed rc buy

MinorLeagueSource

I've been buying a lot of signed football rc's. I think I got this one for a steal.

Elway

jimq112

Lots of not nice things have been said about that seller and his autographs coming back rejected from psa. Might have something to do with why it went for less than you expected.

I hope it works out for you

vladguerrero

"All autographs, certified, showcase, game day, TTM etc have a complete lifetime guarantee and money back if not completely satisfied with authenticity/description/condition.

We are working on an authentication service, similar to that of PSA/DNA's quick assessment but FREE. Email authentic@ukredskins.net for details

KEEP OUR HOBBY CLEAN http://www.ukredskins.net"

also has a psa/dna link, with a passing guarantee, if it doesn't pass get a refund.

MinorLeagueSource

I already got the ok from JSA.

Best regards!

jimq112

Interesting reading about UKredskins
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A couple of us have had some really bad experiences with him and will never buy from him again. >>



because the item(s) were fake or bad CS or what? I've bought a couple cheap autos from him and they matched ok, i am no expert.
john >>



I bought about $400 worth of 1955 Topps AA Autos from him that never showed up. It took him about 3 months to get my money returned after his first initial refund check to me bounced. I've had about 75% of his stuff pass PSA/DNA, but the others had to be returned. I know GregM's has had worse luck than me with getting stuff passed. The seemingly endless supply of incredible rare signed cards that none of the other dealers combined can seem to find is what really concerns me.>>>>

PoppaJ

MLS,

I hope the sig's legit, but I can't help feeling that the seller has something to hide.

My thoughts are these:

Q: Why wouldn't a seller, himself, use PSA/DNA QO, providing the result is "Likely Genuine", in his auction rather than make the buyer spend the additional money?

A: Probably because the seller knows most novice buyers will be convinced beyond any doubt that a seller wouldn't put such a disclaimer in his auction if the sig wasn't legit.

Q: Why would a seller leave money on the table, which he did in your particular case, by not doing the PSA/DNA QO prior to posting the auction? Just think how much more the card would have sold for if a link to the positive results of the QO was readily available!

A: Probably because the seller had more doubt than not about the sig being authentic.

Q: Why does the PSA/DNA QO link that the seller provided, NOT go directly to PSA/DNA QO?

A: Maybe the buyer will get confused trying to figure out which sublink to take, thereby just taking the seller's word for it.


Like I said, I hope the sig's legit/authentic, but I got a bad feeling when I looked at the auction.

Also, I hope to God you don't have to communicate with the guy .... check THIS out!

JMHO,
PoppaJ

WinPitcher

If Reese and Tampa both claim the guy is bad news that would be enough for me to stay clear.

maybe this auto is good.


Steve

NickM

Elway is alive and does public signings. I'd be very leery of a tough deceased HOFer autograph from ukredskins.

Nick

MinorLeagueSource

Hey guys, before I buy a auto of a guy that I'm not 100% certain of or not certified I get the OK from Jsa that it will pass.

They gave me the green light on the Elway. I got it for a steal just becuase of the rep of the seller. Hopefully I can get more.

Best regards!

WinPitcher

That may be so but my point is if a guy sells any fakes why bother giving him any business?


Cherrypicking I suppose.


Steve

BunchOBull

Can I see that Thomas you outbid me on again?

thenavarro

I've done a lot of business with UKRedskins. All my transactions have gone smooth and the cards/autos were legit. That being said, I've seen some of his that ARE questionable. I just avoid those.

He buys lots of cards already signed so he gets good ones and bad ones. Just study the sig before you buy and you should be fine.

Mike