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Does anyone else see a potential problem with Topps autograph stamps?
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200lbhockeyplayer
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The signature stamps are less than an inch wide so they shouldn't fool anyone.
dano7
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It seems that recently there have been potential problems with ALL of Topps products. For those who know the hobby, there will be no problem. For those who don't, scammers will thrive even without the stampers. Stamped auto are usually recognizable and the set that Topps is putting out don't look like they were made to fool anyone. I would have liked them as a kid, so hopefully that is the market that Topps is trying to attract.
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I was thinking the same thing... they'll be extremely small or at least smaller than a reg auto
Topnotchsy
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I think they'd do we'll to design them so that something stamped beyond just the name (a mark that made it obvious it was a stamp it something) so it was clear even to casual collectors...
you're forgetting all the idiots on ebay who buy "autographed" topps or bowman cards at far-above base card price when the auto on the card is a facsimile signature as part of the design. These topps stamps are definitely another issue because not every buyer is in the know.
