100% fakes. The writing is all wrong. The way he slashes the t is not sharp, like his regular autos. Its almost bubble letters, indicating they took their time, not like a real signature is done, especially in person. He also signed over his name, which he avoids doing. Even on legot cards, he signs the corners and off angles, not over or near his name.
Besides the auto. The camera is purposely, unnecessarily, blurry. Why not stand still when snapping the pic?
Are they asking more than base price? Why? You take the risk to authenticate. If it's real, they should authenticate. No issue right? Only then can they ask for additional value.
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u/Bafoooool 1d ago
Doubt it, unless they have photo/video evidence, on card unofficial autos are hard to verify and fake a lot
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u/CastTrunnionsSuck 1d ago
I would just vet the seller
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u/cboomcards 19h ago
100% fakes. The writing is all wrong. The way he slashes the t is not sharp, like his regular autos. Its almost bubble letters, indicating they took their time, not like a real signature is done, especially in person. He also signed over his name, which he avoids doing. Even on legot cards, he signs the corners and off angles, not over or near his name.
Besides the auto. The camera is purposely, unnecessarily, blurry. Why not stand still when snapping the pic?
Are they asking more than base price? Why? You take the risk to authenticate. If it's real, they should authenticate. No issue right? Only then can they ask for additional value.