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Meme version from the eBay clowns:
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Auction?
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Yup 
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Then they relisted it for $750. Only 6 times what it sold for, lol. I sent an offer for $125, but they have their auto decline on.
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What a Jackwagon!
I submit an offer for 125 too. 
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I won an item from that same seller that I thought they would cancel. But ultimately, it was shipped. Got a thing of Pokemon Center Japan sleeves for 99 cents.
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https://www.ebay.ca/usr/hama_-96?_trksid=p4429486.m3561.l2559
Zero feedback user selling raw One Piece Manga rares and high end pokemon in suspect looking slabs with deactivated certs.
Seems legit.
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For those who are not as versed:
- slabs have slightly odd proportions, I think.
- PSA silver logo has a weird holofoil effect (the real ones are simply silver foil)
- label font might be wrong
Any other red flags?
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What I found was that the font on the labels looked slightly off and the barcode on the labels did not match the scans of the slab on the PSA cert verification site
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Excellent point! The barcodes are just an encoded number, so any reader will give the same value. The QR code is a link to the site, but it could also be a link to malware, so if suspicious, Do not use it unless you check the link first.
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Malware barcode on a fake PSA slab is a level of scam inception I wasn’t ready to think about
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fake zard is still being auctioned. I guess the buyer didnt pay. Smart move buyer
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I can’t remember if that’s the case with this one but it’s wild to me that you can just put a stamp on a shadowless card and it could pass by some authenticators.
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there is a reason that its not in a PSA BGS or CGC slab…
not saying they dont make mistakes but yeah this card being anonymously auctioned in a random 3rd party slab is no coincidence
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