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We have our first Wrestlemania Patch Autograph 1/1 being sold at a major auction house - the Jey Uso will be up for auction shortly! Given he won his first ever world title at WM41, curious what this goes for.
Best of luck to @BreakerMayfield
Adam,
The spot was created by James as part of a multi spot deal for another customer. It was not a standalone spot that was otherwise available for purchase.
James created it specifically for that customer, and before he was able to complete the purchase, you purchased the spot instead.
As shown in the replay, that customer had first rights to the spot because it was created as part of his deal.
Adam,
As shown in the replay, the spot was only refunded because it was part of a multi-spot deal that our breaker was putting together for another customer.
After reviewing the replay, it appeared that this was acknowledged in the chat at the time. Had the spot not already been part of another customer's pending deal, the spot would have remained yours.
Once we realized what had happened, we promptly issued a full refund to you.
We understand your frustration and sincerely apologize for the confusion and inconvenience. The replay provides the full context of the situation.
Adam,
The spot you purchased was part of a multi spot deal that our breaker, James, was putting together for another customer. They had been working through that deal in the chat before the purchase occurred.
After reviewing the replay, which we attached here, it appeared that you acknowledged this in the chat as well. The replay provides the full context of the situation.
Once we realized what had happened, we promptly refunded the purchase and removed the spot.
We sincerely apologize for the confusion and frustration this caused. We appreciate your understanding and are very sorry for the inconvenience.
– Filthbomb Breaks
We were just made aware of this situation and want to address it.
We work with established suppliers who source a high volume of cards from across the secondary market, including platforms like eBay, card shows, and individual sellers. Because of how the hobby operates, cards often change hands multiple times before reaching their final destination.
We want to be clear that we would never knowingly purchase, sell, or include stolen cards in any product. We take this matter seriously and are reviewing the situation.
We’re sorry to hear about what happened and understand how frustrating this must be.
If there’s any information we can provide or any way we can help, please feel free to DM us.
Sadaharu Oh is a legendary Japanese baseball icon and one of the greatest sluggers of all time.
He holds the world record with 868 career home runs, all with the Yomiuri Giants (1959–1980...surpassing both Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron.
We just pulled his Quotable Autograph Redemption from 2025 @Topps Five Star 🔥
I’ve yet to see a fact-based argument showing how breakers are “ruining the hobby.”
Most of the criticism is opinion-driven, not supported by data.
And blaming breakers for product prices going up ignores reality. Manufacturers set MSRP and print runs… demand does the rest.