Yes.

He shouldnt they were both in on the scam but maybe he knew they were gonna throw him under the bus

Of course he looks nervous! I just saw him at The National in Chicago this past weekend and he looked nervous there too. He used to interact with buyers alongside the merch display shelves. He stayed in the center of his hub the entire time looking shady as usual. Probably was thinking about which Alzheimer’s patient’s home he could prey on next for their unopened collections to search and reseal 🤷🏻‍♂️

Not if you're a lardass like the real-life Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons in this video. He's SOLELY about the money. He'll authenticate oxygen if you pay him. He needs money to buy more burritos...and yet, another, very rare Mary Worth. P.S. #fucktrudeau

P.P.S. Remember that time Freddy Lewis handed Will Smith a card of Will Clark to autograph? #fuckjonmiller

@@rockinyouallnight Totally remember that! Remember when Freddy Lewis handed Michael Sweet of Stryper a Matthew Sweet cd to sign? xoxo The Clarences

It's synthetic DNA, it means the holder itself is un copyable. I don't disagree with everything you said, but it seemed like you might not know what the psa/dna process is

@@cardboardu6019 I read what you are talking about in regard to the DNA synthetic and I feel this is still quite misleading. With all of their safety features in their slabs, they put the word DNA front and center on ONLY their autographed slabs? Me and many other people would think that by putting the word DNA on the front of all autographed slabs this would mean its some sort of normal DNA verification...which actually is not practically possible. If it is just a safety feature then why would psa put The DNA feature on all $100 dollar autographed cards and not regular cards worth 10s of thousands of dollars...makes no sense.

@@natenicholas9228 Dude please plug me into whatever you are smoking lmaoooo

@@Windrammer I could but it still won't make you have enough common sense to understand.

He probably was behind it.

Who said that? His max charge is 5k.

Wrong. There are some fantastic people in the hobby. It doen't take that much work to find out who they are.

You would be surprised but you wont find fake stuff at museum. Well the bigger ones at the very least. You wouldnt believe how hard it is for stuff to get added into museums. It gets compared to other items from the same time period and place. It gets carbon dated, X-rayed and so much more... And thats not just to authenticate the stuff but also to find out more about the place during the time the item was made (for example many "venuses" were found out to be made out of stone from completely different countries than they were found in - which proves either migration, trading or at the very least contact of ancient tribes). Not to mention the education you need to have to be even authenticating that stuff. As someone with major in history I can tell you that its no joke. Comparing it to these "amateurs" (I cant find better word for it) that were rating the cards for Logan Paul... Thats just impossible. That said you are correct that there will always be mistakes. But usually what happens is that the item in the museum isnt fake but younger replication of the same thing made for some aristocrat. So its not the original but its still few hundreds of years old. This however is rarer and rarer because everything is getting carbon dated lately and you cant really fake that...

not with this, all they did was look at the box and was like "yup, that's a taped-up box". I would bet money that they did not even try to look up examples of previous cases even older sets. In my opinion, they either had some money coming their way or, they wrapped it because they wanted to have their company name on a huge product like that. And becuase of that, they did not do their due diligence and research to make sure it is 100% without a doubt real.

It is evident from the facts that BBCE did nowhere near the kind of due diligence that would be required and expected for just one Base Set Box, let alone an entire First Edition case. You said it yourself. there is no room for error. This was millions of dollars in potentially irreplaceable collectible goods.

He’s smart. You card guys are stupid

They did get prints off the cards . . . and they were from none other than Cobra Commander! MUAHAHAHA!!!

Shouldn’t trust guys named Steve either. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Truly is. It will be looked back on by many as to a report on the events.

Not true

@@tkvids1377 Do you work for Steve? Yes you do! Sure, you’ll find rookie hall of famers inside unopened products he sells, but they always have some sort of defect to them - OC, PD, dinged corners, etc. Quit polishing turds and calling them brownies!

I feel bad for your parents

@@SportsCardShow what you dont think this was for views? The paul bros are known to stich people up to boost views

@@melvinleong3731 Steve Hart does that same crap.

Says the guy who works for Steve Hart lol

He was drunk lol. Plus the guy that sold it to him had already agreed to give him his money back