Wall of Fame card
 

I wrote this seller and told him that I thought the card was altered as there was not a serial numbered set made. He said he didn't care what I thought as he sold it either way! I wrote adelith and told him my opinion of the card.

Any thoughts?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180047602535&sspagenam e=ADME:L:RTQ:US:1

I would think he wrote 2/3 on the card.

Well here is a Pat Burell numbered 1/4

http://cgi.ebay.com/2001-SP-EX-Pat-B...mZ200036944811

I wonder if he is listed as having a /4 card?

I found it on the list..

2005 National Pastime Buyback Game Used J.Gonz 01 EX Wall 3 N/A N/A

I'm not familiar with the pasttime product, do these cards have some sort of stamp on the back?

Here is a Nomar card from this product and I don't see anything on it to signify it other than the handwritten number.

http://cgi.ebay.com/NOMAR-GARCIAPARR...QQcmdZViewItem

As far as I can confirm, all of these buybacks simply had a serial number handwritten on the front. This makes them virtually worthless since you can not guarantee that they aren't forgeries.

2005 National Pastime Buyback Game Used OVERALL BUYBACK ODDS 1:10 HOBBY PRINT RUNS B/WN 1-138 COPIES PER MOST CARDS HAND #'d IN BLUE INK SERIAL #'d CARDS LACK HAND #ING SERIAL #'d CARDS ARE NOT ACTUAL QTY SEE BECKETT.COM FOR ACTUAL QTY ALL CARDS INTENDED TO BE CRIMPED CRIMPING ON MANY CARDS IS UNCLEAR NO PRICING AVAILABLE

"Crimping on many cards is unclear" says it all. I emailed the seller of the Nomar card and they confirmed that there is nothing distinctive on the card other than the serial number. I would be very wary to purchase any of these cards at a premium price.

I agree. It is a dangerous game to buy something like that. I wouldn't touch it.

By the way...adelith won that card hand numbered 2/3 for $26 with a best offer.