counterfeit-direct-0439·Single listing·US

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I want this one, please order it: "Stephen Curry Rookie Gem Mint 10 2009 Topps #321 Novelty Basketball Card.".

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The listing

Photo 1 of Stephen Curry Rookie Gem Mint 10 2009 Topps #321 Novelty Basketball Card.
Photo 2 of Stephen Curry Rookie Gem Mint 10 2009 Topps #321 Novelty Basketball Card.
Problem: Fake

Stephen Curry Rookie Gem Mint 10 2009 Topps #321 Novelty Basketball Card.

$25

Seller
Seller A
Category
Kids > Toys > Trading Cards
Photos
2 on the listing; the agent sees the first 2

Details (seen only after opening)

Brand: Topps; Condition: Used, like new; Size: One Size; Description: Stephen Curry Rookie Gem Mint 10 2009 Topps #321 Novelty Basketball Card. Not Original. Golden State Warriors.

ToppsSpotted from the listing text

Seller admits the $25 “2009 Topps #321” Stephen Curry rookie slab is “Not Original” and “Novelty,” yet the pictured card and holder bear Topps and PSA branding. This is a non-genuine branded card/slab, not an authentic Topps rookie.

Clue in the text: “Novelty” and “Not Original” explicitly disclose that the purported 2009 Topps Stephen Curry rookie card is not genuine; the $25 price further supports suspicion.