Rogviler
Well-Known Member
So from that video I gather that some of us think Jimmy of HA was both the owner and buyer ("sold" to inflate the market). And now he'll stash this away for a few years and then either sell it for a crazy amount or shill it again to inflate the price of other yet-to-surface props, as is his SOP with comics and now video games. Not to mention his coin scam in the 80s, of course.
Or perhaps the buyer was one of many company colluders in on it.
Which is all to say more about business practices than the authenticity of the prop, but I feel like we've covered that pretty well.
I will also say that the video really changed my mind about "graded" collectibles. Especially the coin crash part. The graded item is only worth the trust you and others place in the grader rather than the item itself, which is terrifying when you think about it.
Or perhaps the buyer was one of many company colluders in on it.
Which is all to say more about business practices than the authenticity of the prop, but I feel like we've covered that pretty well.
I will also say that the video really changed my mind about "graded" collectibles. Especially the coin crash part. The graded item is only worth the trust you and others place in the grader rather than the item itself, which is terrifying when you think about it.