On Saturday, November 9, 2002, at 04:15 AM, Alexander Zoller wrote: [Snip]
That was an original one, yes. I confirmed this by talking to the winnerI'm glad the buyer got a genuine game. I think I've dealt with the buyer before and I would hate to see him ripped off.
of the auction. Here's a larger picture:
http://uw3.de/eyal/Dcp_0119.jpg
That's some honest wear and tear a faker should find quite impossible to
imitate.
Given the efforts that people go through to fake wear and tear on art objects, I wouldn't be surprised to see someone try the same thing on an older game. Someone might attempt that to alleviate the possible suspicion that the fake was in too good a shape to be real.
This picture was actually what got me suspicious in the first place, EyalYeah. Saving eBay auction pages for future reference is very handy. :-D
sending me the same image for the proposed trade that he used for the
auction.
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Edward Franks
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