MICHAEL JORDAN SPANISH CONVERSE CARD

With your inexperience, I recommend only purchasing graded cards. I understand that you are wanting to find a card to make a quick flip, but please remember that grading has been around for over two decades. So, most legitimate cards have already been discovered and graded. If they aren't yet graded, there's a good reason why not.

@chas707 said:
And all I asked is if there are reprints and how do you tell. I didn't come to get scolded. Not a very friendly forum imo.

The answer is to compare your dream to an already graded one, which is what I did in under a minute, as i had never even heard of the card you asked about before!

Also, looks like the real one is blue ink on the back and the back picture is smaller than the width of the card!

Like Rufuss said, compare your card to one already graded. One thing that stands out with this example is that the both pictures on your card are very dark, less clear, and less focused. That is a tell-tale sign of a fake.

Sometimes, a quick way to dismiss it is to look how 'muddy' the photo is.

Here on the reprint notice how Jordan's eye sockets are basically gone and blend in with the other darks in the background. They are muddied and don't show any clarity.

Compare it to the original one and one can see he does have eye sockets, albeit still kind of dark, but the clarity is far superior than it is to the reprint version.

Keep searching. You might still find a diamond in the rough. If searching in person keep a couple of old commons with you because in hand it is a lot easier to tell the difference right away. You may not be able to pin point what is wrong with the reprint, but your feel and senses can usually tell when directly comparing to an original.

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