Bob Loblaw
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George has a history of talking questionable items down, then bidding on them.
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George has a history of talking questionable items down, then bidding on them.
Kennesawsportscards
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Maybee the seller read my listings and took his story from me!!!!!!
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Well leave it in whatever thread it came from. Dont bring that trash in here.
Kennesawsportscards
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I understand and have no problem with that at all.........The reason I didn't buy is that guy is I caught him in lies, so I didn't trust him. BTW are these recent sample cards in Silver? They look black in the other sellers auctions?
Bob Loblaw
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Wrong "t" five letter word. The truth is not trash, Chris.
That's what this board is based on - taking people's character and histories from other threads and bringing them to the current thread.
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I understand that the industry is shady, but I have these in hand and I know how these are supposed to look and what they were used for. They pass any test I can put them through.
Bob Loblaw
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Have you reported the potential purchase of stolen goods to to the police?
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Nope, and I never do. Its not my job or responsibility.
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I'll bet you $2,000 that they're real!
Thats about the profit that was made on the last batch.
I'll bet you $2,000 that they're real!
Behave Jeffrey! Lol...
Bob Loblaw
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One has to wonder why they were sold so cheaply, then.
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Because people do silly things.
cstmleather
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These are similar to the Topps Gold Label cards that a seller has. I think they all have the wrong foil names and in the wrong places on the front. Just like the serial number on the back of the Killebrew. As low as some of these go I can see them showing up again later with nice patch pieces.
predatorkj
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Get caught with them and see how that goes over....
In all honesty, as a collector I don't think I'd touch these. Most samples I've seen from Donruss actually include the GU swatch or bat or hat or whatever. Not saying this isn't legit or that they weren't derived from Donruss but the fact I'm not sure what to think and that the guy is not necessarily forthcoming about where he got them from is not good juju...
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That isnt how that law works. You have to know within reason that the items are stolen.
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Also suspicion that they are stolen does not count.
One thing I noticed from the ones the guy has listed, and from the Champions set you auctioned off not too long ago, is that the cards with the pixelated sample on them are all from 2005. Not that it says anything, but if they were "faking" these why limit it to just one year.
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