[jeffrygraham]

Totally 100 fake

[djohn]

By the way the reason someone would try to fake the auto on this card is because the autographed version would be worth so much more and a lot of people are going to think that who would mess with a card as valuable as the original (and hence assume that it must be legit).

[pingbling23]

By the way the reason someone would try to fake the auto on this card is because the autographed version would be worth so much more and a lot of people are going to think that who would mess with a card as valuable as the original (and hence assume that it must be legit).

lol, a jordan collector with pockets that deep wouldnt touch that card.

[djohn]

lol, a jordan collector with pockets that deep wouldnt touch that card.

True, there are plenty of deep pocketed idiots out there that don't know how to tell a fake from a genuine. I recently saw a seller at a flea market put a sticker saying $25,000 on the case of a reprinted 1952 Topps Mantle card. Then when I asked about the card he said, "I really need to sell it due to the poor economy and rising gas prices, so I will let it go for only $5,000". He continued on about how much more it would sell for on eBay, but that he didn't want to deal with all that online stuff. I told him it was a reprint and he acted like he didn't know what I was talking about and that I was an idiot for even mentioning it. I surely hope that nobody ever falls for that routine, but I know it happens all the time.

[pingbling23]

yeah i agree, people need to do their homework if shopping for an expensive item, i may be naive thinking that people that fork out several thousands of dollars on cards would be knowledgeable about what they are buying.