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Originally Posted by rms13
I also have no personal stake. I don't collect Jordan cards and I definitely don't have the money to buy any of these cards. I heard the guy from Card Ladder on a podcast a few days ago talking about this. He said that Card Ladder verified the sale. He said they know who both parties are and have bank records for the money between them. And I believe Rovell also knows the people and verified the sale. It's possible that everybbody making money in the hobby is a scammer. Rovell could be a scammer and Card Ladder...and PSA and Goldin and Fanatics and Geoff Wilson etc and I wouldn't be surprised. To me it's very plausible that someone who is very wealthy and Jordan super collector would spend that for the card knowiing there are 3 in existence and the other two belong to the same person who apparently isn't interested in selling either of them.
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I don't trust the cardladder guys. Josh tried to rip me off for an expensive LeBron card I used to own. Plus, they're owned by collectors who also owns PSA. When PSA announced they would grade Star, Nat Turner referred to it as the "real" rookie card or something like that. I know he's a collector, but when you own a grading company and have the kind of influence he has, it's unethical to say things like that.
Whenever and wherever there's money to be made, there will be people there to take advantage.