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Re: 1985 Topps Baseball Wax box question.
__A 1985 Topps Baseball 36-count wax box, even if housed inside a 1981 Topps display box, is generally worth between $500 and $800, with certified, sealed, and, if applicable, "Factory Authorized" (FASC) boxes reaching the higher end of that range. These boxes are valued for potential high-grade rookie cards of Mark… -
Report from the front lines today
I’ve been running to the shops the past couple weeks to sell, buy, and just for entertainment. The goal today was to see what the drop in price did to the retail side and maybe buy a little. I envisioned it being slow for them. I thought no one wouid be selling and also maybe buyers didn’t want to catch a falling knife.… -
Re: To Basebal21
It would be fine to imply it but I didn’t. Maybe Manfred did by saying that his positive test should not be held against him because there were at least 10 false positives. -
Re: You Gotta Admire The Genius of America
THEFT BY DECEPTION (N.J.S.A. 2C:20-4) The defendant is charged with committing the offense of theft by deception. A person is guilty of this form of theft if (he/she) purposely obtains property of another by deception. (If appropriate here define, as applicable: "Property" (N.J.S.A. 2C:20-lg) or "Property of another"… -
Re: Finding a rare coin after the fact after purchasing a collection. Customer recourse?
"Let the law be your guide. If both parties do a transaction under a false assumption, the sale can be voided. Lets say that I bought a painting from you for $50. Neither you, nor I, knew there was a valuable painting beneath that painting. Then the seller could get it back in court because it was a mistake. But the odd… -
Re: OT: Trimmed, miscut, not-holdered, etc.
toppsgun - have you ever submitted a card to PSA that was rejected for Evidence of Trimming? If so, what did you do with that card after receiving it back from PSA? I have seen dozens of posts by members on this board that they received rejections for cards they pulled from packs themselves. Unless each and every one of… -
Re: Wanted: Photos of your Counterfeit/Altered US Coins For numismaticenquirer.com
Here's an 1867 false die counterfeit shield nickel. There are a number of different false die shield nickels out there. -
Re: "Counterfeits", "Imitation Numismatic Items", the HPA/CCPA, and the collecting/s
<< <i>... In a legal sense, an actual counterfeit coin/note is an imitation produced for the purpose of use in commerce. They are made to be spent as if genuine. An imitation that is made to be sold to a collector at a premium over face value is legally *not* a counterfeit and actual anti-counterfeiting laws have not been… -
Re: Does ebay allow a seller to withhold sending a refund until the buyer leaves positive feedback? Prob
Personally, I believe you should do the following: 1) Notify the seller of his responsibility to abide by his written and ammended agreements with you. 2) Notify the seller that if he refuses to (without further obligation in the matter), then you will do the following: a) Report his activities to eBay inclusive of false… -
Re: 1988d Doubled Ear
Yes, very simply. There is no doubled earlobe. Just like your alt @Married2Coins , you lack the experience and ability to correctly assess die varieties, and consequently arrive at false conclusions. And like @Married2Coins , you harm inexperienced members of the Forum by spreading misinformation. Here is another such…
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