Ray Edwards t206 Honus Wagner

RailsideCards

is not real per CNBC's Treasure Detectives.

mccardguy1

Is anyone surprised?

Aric

<< <i>Is anyone surprised? >>



I can't believe this guy is still trying to find someone who thinks that card is real.

vladguerrero

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTXVlHs2rIU

MrNearMint

It seems like nobody takes into consideration that the card stock was authenticated by paper experts and that it's consistant with the paper/cards of it's era?
I may be naive, but to me this speaks volumes on the credability of the card. I guess I see the only question being, was the card "skinned?"
I've seen this video as well as a few more on the Cobb/Edwards Honus Wagner and it looks like this one particular card has more hours of authentication then probably most/all cards graded today.

Stooge

What about the font difference?

I would love for that to be real. It would be great for the hobby, but geez, the Guy can't let PSA look at it w/o being in the room with them?

If you cannot trust them to look at it in a private setting then whats to say they would believe PSA if it came back bogus?

Paul.

digicat

<< <i>I may be naive, but to me this speaks volumes on the credability of the card. I guess I see the only question being, was the card "skinned?" >>



I wrote them off when they played the race card.

fkw

the card is a well known (no unique) reprint thats been doctored to look old... this is OLD NEWS! dont give these idiots one more second of your pseudointerest in their scam
thats my 3 seconds on this old bs, this year lol

handyman

Ill have to take my brown paper bag back home and tell my wife I failed.
Tear..

Mo_Mentum

With the recent sale of the 6.6 MILLION DOLLAR T206 Wagner, is it simply a matter of time before we see the brown paper bag with the Cobb-Edwards hybrid Wagner inside yet again?