"ScreenBid only sells genuine, screen-used memorabilia. That means the items you buy were used — and shown — onscreen in a movie or television show. Because these items are the real thing, they have been handled. Some are gently used and are like new, while others have been knocked around. Any scratch, dent or imperfection on a ScreenBid item happened onset, and is evidence of authenticity."
Wow. I don't know if that's a rookie mistake or intentional deceit. It is LUDICROUS to state that you know that a specific piece was 100% used on-screen without being able to either track its specific use on-set (unlikely) or show a screen-cap of that use. And to further state that any imperfections on a piece were made on-set is just plain asinine. Were they encased in bubble-wrap and placed in a sealed case when the actor was done with it? Damage could have happened in a hundred different ways once the cameras stopped rolling. It's simply impossible to know.
