Oscar Taveras Success (St. Louis Cardinals)

by **MJS73** » Tue Nov 04, 2014 12:58 pm

Maybe I need to re-think my position on this one. I was going through the mail that I received yesterday and realized that I received this. I mailed it February 16, 1865 and received it back yesterday. I know it's signed in Sharpie but it's well known that the Sanford Corp. sent early samples of Sharpies to important people years before they were released to the public. And you know it's real because it's personalized to me. And no one is allowed to comment on authenticity unless I say so.

by **santiman21** » Tue Nov 04, 2014 12:55 pm

Lol, you're pathetic. Go crawl back under a rock. I'm not going to sit here and split hairs with you, you like to think you're some kind of authority on things but in reality you're just an embarrassment. You are on this community for no reason other than to shit on people. Anyone who looks at your post history can see that.

by **MJS73** » Tue Nov 04, 2014 12:54 pm

One other point about your claim that "hobby shop owners receive complete sets up to four months in advance of general sale".

One of the cards in that same set is A.J. Pierzynski in a Cardinal uniform. A.J. didn't even sign with the Cardinals until July 26th. So you're saying that Topps not only predicted the injury to Molina but also the signing of A.J. (necessitated by the Molina injury) and created and printed a card of A.J. in a Cardinal uniform months before it even happened?

Nice try, loser.

by **santiman21** » Tue Nov 04, 2014 12:46 pm

You're a troll with no life, you go around the boards and shit on every post you interject to. You never have anything constructive to add. Go kill yourself.

MJS73 wrote:First and foremost, I can and will post anything I want, whenever I want, especially when busting frauds like yours.

Second, Topps ships all of their cards via FedEx the day before the official release date so they arrive on the day of release. No one gets them early.

Third, no it would be worth quite a lot if it were genuine but it's worth nothing now that people know you forged it and that it would have been impossible for you to mail a card two months before it ever saw the light of day.

Bottom line, you tried to pass yourself off as having gotten something unique and you got busted.

Oh, by the way, if you received this card November 1st it would have been mailed to you around October 29th (give or take) and Oscar flew back to the DR on October 19th.

by **MJS73** » Tue Nov 04, 2014 12:40 pm

First and foremost, I can and will post anything I want, whenever I want, especially when busting frauds like yours.

Second, Topps ships all of their cards via FedEx the day before the official release date so they arrive on the day of release. No one gets them early.

Third, no it would be worth quite a lot if it were genuine but it's worth nothing now that people know you forged it and that it would have been impossible for you to mail a card two months before it ever saw the light of day.

Bottom line, you tried to pass yourself off as having gotten something unique and you got busted.

Oh, by the way, if you received this card November 1st it would have been mailed to you around October 29th (give or take) and Oscar flew back to the DR on October 19th.

by **santiman21** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 11:21 pm

MJS73 wrote:Nice try. First, that isn't even close to Oscar's signature. Second, the card in the photo is from the Topps 2014 Baseball Update set, which wasn't released until October 15, so there's no way you mailed it on August 21.

First and foremost, you aren't supposed to post about authenticity unless asked. You seem to do this all over the place, interjecting yourself into people's threads unasked. You're nothing more than a troll. I have no reason to lie as its for my personal collection and I have no intention of selling, plus it wouldn't be worth much anyway. And maybe you should be a little more knowledgeable before you troll, hobby shop owners receive complete sets up to four months in advance of general sale dates.

by **MJS73** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 10:31 pm

Nice try. First, that isn't even close to Oscar's signature. Second, the card in the photo is from the Topps 2014 Baseball Update set, which wasn't released until October 15, so there's no way you mailed it on August 21.

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by **santiman21** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 5:13 am

He was definitely a future superstar.

by **Striker83** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 2:06 am

Nice success. So sad that he is gone. Very talented baseball player and from what I've heard a very nice person.

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