After learning some 2023 Topps update parallels (bats, witches) had numbering mixed up, decided to start tracking the issue. Let's get spooky.
Some quick takeaways:
* Slight majority of bats parallels seen so far are numbered out of /5 (should be 1/1).
Fake Patch Card. BGS graded this card WRONGLY. This is NBA Gear Combos Signature (Kobe as an example), not NBA Gear Laundry Tag Combos Signatures (which should have prime in the middle of card).
@RyanStadler79@card_kt @annietendo @CardPurchaser The same account also posted another example where four separate people got skunked after they each bought in for ~$5,000.
@35auburn And @AskeBay won't act to this one. They sold another yesterday, now 10 total. That's 4 sold since I first posted here, after multiple on the app reports. Over 20k in sales of fake trash and it just sits. But they "passed it along"... 💤 😴 💤
@35auburn@BenMBurrows@Paul_Lesko I’m not even sure the guy has actually slabbed any cards yet.
I asked for pics of the reverse and received the response that it looks just like any other slab (no pics sent).
@RyanStadler79@PSAcard@tiffanycards@35auburn I know there are a million different parallels and they can be easy to confuse, but this seems like the type of error that should be picked up in any QA process before this is sent out.
Still can't believe @PSAcard said this was a 10, and doubled down when reholdering the card.
The card itself is laughing, highlighting surface issues that directly impact the grade.
Seems like standards and T&C's are fighting against each other on this one.
@natsturner@rhoge
Thought this was worth a share.
A Kentucky Sheriff's office auctioned off this group of allegedly seized Mahomes cards today.
An "etsy special" gets seized, and now someone else likely scammed, when the items are sold again. 🤪
@Paul_Lesko
https://t.co/8Wua65TUxW
In (one of) the court cases between the Atlanta Braves and Heritage Auctions over auctioning of the 715th Hank Aaron home run bases (and some other Aaron memorabilia)...Heritage filed an answer this week that explains its position on the Aaron memorabilia in a little more detail.
@bigwerms Their Whatnot channel was previously called out for badly resealing packs.
The owner of OTIA, Jason Koonce, also has a sketchy history in the hobby.
https://t.co/httiH2NhiT
@BenMBurrows@JunkWaxHero79@35auburn@Paul_Lesko I haven't seen him share that anywhere else. It's not in the complaint he filed.
He had some videos that mentioned his grandmother was a collector, but he did not claim that he got it from her. Found it odd that his acquisition was left out of the story he's selling.