Ebay Seller Junktothedumpmd Derek Jeter Autographed Card Forgery 1994 Signature Rookies

Here's another example of a Derek Jeter forgery on a "1994 Signature Rookies" card.

I discovered this type of forgery of Derek Jeter on both "1994 and 1995 Signature Rookies" cards a few years ago.

This Derek Jeter forgery on a "1994 Signature Rookies" card is listed by Ebay seller Junktothedumpmd.

This particular Derek Jeter forgery on "1994 and 1994 Signature Rookies" cards were at least produced in the high hundreds and possibly in the four-digit range.

The people who buy and sell these particular Derek Jeter forgeries are wannabe autograph collectors.  They are NOT true Derek Jeter autograph collectors.

These are obvious forgeries.

Below is the Derek Jeter forgery listed by Ebay seller Junktothedump. 

This Derek Jeter forgery belongs in the dump.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/DEREK-JETER-1994-Signature-Rookies-Mail-in-...

Below is an authentic "Signature Rookies" autograph card.

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Permalink Reply by junktothedumpmd on February 23, 2014 at 9:38am

All you had to do is email me and i would go back to the person i bought it from instead of trying to make me look like a vilian.BIGMOUTHCARP@HOTMAIL.COM ON 3/6/2013 FOR 162.50

Permalink Reply by junktothedumpmd on February 23, 2014 at 10:08am

You shouldn't pass judgement on someone you don't know.I don't recall me ever calling you or anyone else a WANNA B reporter.The person i bought the card from is BIGMOUTHCARP.Have a great day.

Permalink Reply by Rick Meyer on February 23, 2014 at 3:03pm
There is no judgement being made. You are in fact selling a forgery so he is just warning the public about it. By posting EBAY user names here if known dealers of forgeries is the only way to do it. "I didn't know it was a forgery" is no excuse. No hard feelings.
Permalink Reply by CJCollector on February 23, 2014 at 3:06pm

Well written, Rick.

All of us are tired of this crap and we will continue to expose forgeries and sellers of forgeries.

Permalink Reply by CJCollector on February 23, 2014 at 10:32am

All Ebay listings read "Seller Assumes All Responsibility For This Listing."

Looks like you bought it, with the intention of selling it for a profit.

Since now you're the "seller," you're responsible for the content of your listing.

Send "Bigmouthcarp" a link to this.

Permalink Reply by junktothedumpmd on February 23, 2014 at 11:31am

That's being taken care of through ebay,

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