"What is this? Is it fake? How much is it worth?" Thread
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They seem to be going for between $400 and $600 (which seems alarmingly high to me!).
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I was saying Boo-urns
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I saw a single sealed box go for ?700 not so long back, mad
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100% a counterfeit/fake. The foil pattern used on the card you've got has never been used on any legitimate card.
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Hello guys, I need your help. I just found it in my school book. I just wanna know is any collector would be interested in it. I can make any video or photos to prove that it isnt actually a photoshop or fake.Spoiler:
No amount of videos or photos will EVER make that card not a fake. Literally everything about that card screams that it's a fake/counterfeit.
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Just curious since I got some CoroCoro jumbos off eBay some years ago, how do we know that the jumbos in the photo are counterfeit?
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As best as I can tell the Energy symbols used look like the energy symbols used on counterfeits.
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All 4 are counterfeits and have no value, sorry.
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Classic Japanese jumbos all used these "bloated" Energy symbols (seen on Energy Cards), including the Asian-English Charizard jumbo (which, rather annoyingly, also screams counterfeit due to having the foil pattern in the background without actually being holo). They didn't start using the standard symbols on Japanese jumbos until the Neo-series. You won't find any images without them.
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Thank you.
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I have a meowth that I believe is from a fruit roll up promo in the 90's The illustrator is Arita and the card is trimmed in shiny gold. I have seen this before but my particular card has an error with a little bit of the shiny gold material in the middle of the card above "pay day"
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Hello, i was checking my cards (all from Call of Heroes) and i found 2 interesting things:
-I found a Shiny Rayquaza, no foil no holo, just the shiny rayquaza in the yellow border. Does that mean that its fake? because i cant find one like it anywhere. How much is it worth if its real?
-A fail of printing Ursaring, instead of Ursaring it says Uursaring. Does that means its fake? How much is it worth if not?
Thank you for the answers, if need a pic just tell me.
-I found a Shiny Rayquaza, no foil no holo, just the shiny rayquaza in the yellow border. Does that mean that its fake? because i cant find one like it anywhere. How much is it worth if its real?
-A fail of printing Ursaring, instead of Ursaring it says Uursaring. Does that means its fake? How much is it worth if not?
Thank you for the answers, if need a pic just tell me.
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Chances are it's not an error, but rather damage from a nick the card received. Probably worth slightly less than the others at something like $1 to $2.
Based on your descriptions, both are counterfeits, assuming you mean Call of Legends.
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Today I was looking through my old Pokémon collection and found a card that looks just like Charizard from the base set, but it's reverse Holo (it reflects in the shape of fireworks) and next to the length and weight of the Pokémon there is a symbol (I couldn't find anywhere what it means) that looks like a medallion. At the bottom of the card it reads 2002 Pokémon/Nintendo 3/110 *
Everything else is exactly like the Charizard from the base set. What card is this? How much is it worth.. or is it fake?
Everything else is exactly like the Charizard from the base set. What card is this? How much is it worth.. or is it fake?
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This is a real Charizard card from the Legendary Collection. If it's in really good condition (near-mint), it seems to be going for about $80. More if it's mint, less if it has noticeable wear.
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