I bought an old Miku lair to get some cards for the new deck. Definitely didn't expect this. Whole box was sealed fine I thought. I just can't get over feeling like its some kinda prank. Maybe the whole box was fake. The off center stamp and the weird seal on the plastic is sketching me out.
This card has a strange sheen to it. Not sure what to make of it. Feels like the foil is almost plasicy? I was told this is specific to the card coming out of a sealed showcase ptoduct?
So I brought this Gisela on CM and I checked roughly Card conditions and If the Order was complete. As I got some more orders and we had a newborn (<1 month) at this point, I just confirmed (maybe a little headless).
Some weeks later, I finally wanted to put it in a deck, resleeved it and it just felt little of. Now I cant get it out of my head..
As I dont know much about confirming fakes in dual sided cards, I dont really know where to Look at.
Can anybody please help?
Didn’t know anywhere to ask this but I ordered the elf precon from TCG. This is how it arrived is this normal?
Found this in an inherited collection I’ve been going through.
Hi all, I suspect this MDFC is fake but need some confirmation please.
The green dot test has me very skeptical because two of the red dots are almost non existent even on a jewelers loup. The stamp actually upside down. No wizards logo on the Planeswalker crown. The T on the back looks good however what really got me is the white font has bleeding of the dot pattern on it making me think it's counterfeit. The seller Dcduelist shop has 100% rating on TCGplayer and been around 6 years. This card actually got me to buy a scale.
Hey everyone! I recently purchased a Purr Majesty Secret Lair that was listed as sealed, but it arrived opened, so I just want to make sure everything is legitimate.
I took some close-up pictures of Windborn Muse. I checked the T and green dot tests, and both look solid to me, but I’d really appreciate a second opinion from someone more experienced. I can also upload pictures of the other five cards if needed.
Thanks in advance!
Hey all, I was wondering if it was possible to tell just by the attached photos whether these two collector packs were resealed? I've never purchased any collector packs before, but I noticed a few weird details that may be real concern or may be me being paranoid.
Both crimps seems to have a weird inconsistency on both the top and bottom of the pack, like an indent roughly the width of a staple that you can see easily in the 2nd and 3rd photos. It might just be that that's where the little flap thing is so thats why its appears different.
In the fourth photo, the crimping on the bottom of the back of the pack is clearly damaged in some way. I don't know if this is natural-ish, or if that's a mark of someone resealing the pack.
Then in the 4th and 5th photos, it almost looks like the corner of the back was damaged a bit. Both pics are of a different pack, and its not glue, but the damage is in the same spot on both.
Was hoping to get a 2nd opinion before I open them just in case I need to contact somebody about a return, or best case scenario I'm just being super paranoid. Anybody got any clue?
First "expensive" card I bought on CM. Is it real? Can't see the tell tail signs in the green dot.
Also, does reddit downscale the pictures? If not, the complete cards seem far better quality than the zoom (also for the dot).
Thanks a bunch in advance!!!
I don't have a loupe but I zoomed in with my phone camera as close as I could
Not sure since one of the edges isn't even cut...
The section with the brush symbol and the artists name does look kinda off to me, any opinions? Back looks good - thanks :)
Just want more eyes on these cards. Picked them up in 2013
Something feels off about this but I don’t have an equivalent card to compare it to. Any input appreciated.
Update: Thanks everyone, that's settled my concerns!
Purchased this Ghalta card at a local shop, and the printing seems off and faded compared to other cards. The back of the card looks real...but the front has me questioning.