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JoshHamilton
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Opinions?
Does the auto look legit? And does it look like it has a slight diamond cut to it? Maybe its cause the scan is crooked
Thinking about buying it
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matfanofold said:My opinion, is I do not think anyone could possibly make heads or tails of what you ask by the scan. However, why would you even question the auto? Do you think someone erased the previous one and redid it??
JoshHamilton said:matfanofold said:My opinion, is I do not think anyone could possibly make heads or tails of what you ask by the scan. However, why would you even question the auto? Do you think someone erased the previous one and redid it??
Ive heard of it being done before
JoshHamilton said:matfanofold said:My opinion, is I do not think anyone could possibly make heads or tails of what you ask by the scan. However, why would you even question the auto? Do you think someone erased the previous one and redid it??
Ive heard of it being done before
matfanofold said:JoshHamilton said:matfanofold said:My opinion, is I do not think anyone could possibly make heads or tails of what you ask by the scan. However, why would you even question the auto? Do you think someone erased the previous one and redid it??
Ive heard of it being done before
When? Where??
miguelcabrera said:why erase the numbering?
JoshHamilton said:miguelcabrera said:why erase the numbering?
To make it a better number and thus more valuable. 1/500, 5/500, 500/500, etc
btw do you have AIM? Theres some script or something preventing me from opening your PMs
miguelcabrera said:wow though on erasing the numberings, isn't it pretty risky and/or noticeable?
rico08 said:miguelcabrera said:wow though on erasing the numberings, isn't it pretty risky and/or noticeable?
The numbering is done w/ a Sharpie so erasing isn't that hard at all.
leatherman said:I can guarantee you 100% that there are 2001 Bowman Chrome Pujols autos and 2001 SPx Pujols autos where the autos were wiped clean and resigned via forgery. As BGS and PSA do not authenticate the autos upon submission, there are many that have been slabbed with forged autos. This was because there were many autos that were awful from these issues, particularly the SPx. Look at any of the other autographs from this set and you can tell that the pen used was not good and it is IMPOSSIBLE to get a solid, fluid autograph on their glossy surface. There were no 10 autograph grades for the first few years of submissions (mostly 8s and 9s), but now you can find them as they have been forged with Lumocolor pens which will not bubble.
I cannot tell you which serial numbers were victims of this atrocity, but I have seen copies of both cards without autos. The people that did this trim cards, search packs, and reseal packs. They are from Atlanta.
There may be others that do this as well, but I can only speak for what I have seen.
David
I remember back when 2001 BC came out, and a ton of the autographs were imperfect. I can't recall seeing an imperfect one in years...leatherman said:I can guarantee you 100% that there are 2001 Bowman Chrome Pujols autos and 2001 SPx Pujols autos where the autos were wiped clean and resigned via forgery. As BGS and PSA do not authenticate the autos upon submission, there are many that have been slabbed with forged autos. This was because there were many autos that were awful from these issues, particularly the SPx. Look at any of the other autographs from this set and you can tell that the pen used was not good and it is IMPOSSIBLE to get a solid, fluid autograph on their glossy surface. There were no 10 autograph grades for the first few years of submissions (mostly 8s and 9s), but now you can find them as they have been forged with Lumocolor pens which will not bubble.
I cannot tell you which serial numbers were victims of this atrocity, but I have seen copies of both cards without autos. The people that did this trim cards, search packs, and reseal packs. They are from Atlanta.
There may be others that do this as well, but I can only speak for what I have seen.
David
Topnotchsy said:I remember back when 2001 BC came out, and a ton of the autographs were imperfect. I can't recall seeing an imperfect one in years...leatherman said:I can guarantee you 100% that there are 2001 Bowman Chrome Pujols autos and 2001 SPx Pujols autos where the autos were wiped clean and resigned via forgery. As BGS and PSA do not authenticate the autos upon submission, there are many that have been slabbed with forged autos. This was because there were many autos that were awful from these issues, particularly the SPx. Look at any of the other autographs from this set and you can tell that the pen used was not good and it is IMPOSSIBLE to get a solid, fluid autograph on their glossy surface. There were no 10 autograph grades for the first few years of submissions (mostly 8s and 9s), but now you can find them as they have been forged with Lumocolor pens which will not bubble.
I cannot tell you which serial numbers were victims of this atrocity, but I have seen copies of both cards without autos. The people that did this trim cards, search packs, and reseal packs. They are from Atlanta.
There may be others that do this as well, but I can only speak for what I have seen.
David
I've never heard so, and don't have any reason to suspect. The Topps Traded Autographs never really had issues as far as smudging.miguelcabrera said:do people do the same for topps traded?Topnotchsy said:I remember back when 2001 BC came out, and a ton of the autographs were imperfect. I can't recall seeing an imperfect one in years...leatherman said:I can guarantee you 100% that there are 2001 Bowman Chrome Pujols autos and 2001 SPx Pujols autos where the autos were wiped clean and resigned via forgery. As BGS and PSA do not authenticate the autos upon submission, there are many that have been slabbed with forged autos. This was because there were many autos that were awful from these issues, particularly the SPx. Look at any of the other autographs from this set and you can tell that the pen used was not good and it is IMPOSSIBLE to get a solid, fluid autograph on their glossy surface. There were no 10 autograph grades for the first few years of submissions (mostly 8s and 9s), but now you can find them as they have been forged with Lumocolor pens which will not bubble.
I cannot tell you which serial numbers were victims of this atrocity, but I have seen copies of both cards without autos. The people that did this trim cards, search packs, and reseal packs. They are from Atlanta.
There may be others that do this as well, but I can only speak for what I have seen.
David