Speaking to a seller who has 2 1st ed base set charizard and the cards just appear off to me.
Particularly the back with the red on pokeball being much more orange than cards I have in person.
Whats your opinions?
Total fake you can tell by holo pattern
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Thought so much, ty for confirming.
Yep, also the golden bar with the physical attributes (below the artwork) should not be shiny, which it is.
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I guess you could say this scammer was foiled by his own foil. Mind sharing the name so we can stay clear of him?
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Ebay username: eyercame
Oof those are terrible. Definitely fake.
Some of the better fakes Iāve seen before. With the correct holofoil print, I can see this going from āabsolutely fakeā to āsomething seems off,ā which is sadly enough to attract some buyers.
It is frightening how accurate these look in the photos. If there was no light reflecting it may be really hard to tell.
Another scamming Aussieā¦hihi.
Cheers!
Not all Aussies are bad 
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I donāt know. Italy and Aussiesā¦lol
From the land of british convicts.
Lol
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Because Americans are so innocent haha 
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Particularly noticeable that the one on the right seems to have a ink running down in the second attack on the letter ādā
For me the foil border about the Pokemon Power text was enough to doubt the card.
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Itās funny, Iāve seen these exact cards before sold to people in Australia originating out of the US.
One poor bloke bought one and wanted to get it graded through me 
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