Fake Griffin Logoman?

[limitedplay50]

Ya, are you guys sure its real? I mean take a real close look at the Head of the Logoman as well as the letters "NBA". The head is severely misshaped and the letters are very wavy and lopsided. I really don't see an NBA licensed jersey being sewn that poorly!

On second look there does seem to be a lot of these logomans that are sewn very terribly!

they are trying to soe an image of a man dribbling a ball, not a still shot I Think they intend for the waves in it like that.

[scorpio111boy]

Just look at all of the sellers other listings. They are all bogus. The auto's are smudged and look far different compared to a legit auto of the same card. All of the NBA logos look off and some are placed in an awkward position. The card seems to be cut off at the ends. That often happens when you use a scanner or back when they made cards in the 50s and 60s. That doesn't occur with high end cards. The color of the cards are off. And some cards being sold from the seller are oddly numbered or contain no auto (legit ones do) or contain an auto (when the legit ones don't) The seller provides little information about the cards. They even wrote things like #151 instead of writing numbered ###/151. They never provided redemption/scratch off/congratulation cards that often come with high end cards. People that sell counterfeit products typically provide as little information as possible.

[airnoname]

I'm quite sure that one is real.

[airnoname]

Only 3 versions of colossal say "prime" (non-auto)




The logoman has blue color while other 2 prime have yellow color.

If u gonna fake that Griffin. There is no way u can cut off the big patch like or his number 32 off and replace it with logoman (since their shapes are different, big patch and number 32 are wider)

Also, u have to change the color from yellow to blue.

If u wanna fake from regular version. You also have to add the word "prime" and change the color of card too. (Regular version is gray)

The #/5 on the back of the card will help to determine.

[Velvet Hoop]

It's 100% real. There's no question.

[ToddAP79]

the only way to be certain, is to have a couple more pictures include one of the area of the card were the number is.

[Velvet Hoop]

OK... I'll just explain to make it simple. There were four variations of a Blake Griffin Colossal that were numbered to five. Three of them were autographed, one was not. That one was the Colossal Logoman (the card in the listing).

Do you guys think he's making his own cards? Is he restamping the numbering, reattaching cardboard, wiping off autos, etc.?

Fact is the way the card is cut, it's obviously a legit Logoman card. There's no doubt about it. Do you really think he's ripping out legit Logomen and reinserting fake ones? What purpose would that serve?

[Velvet Hoop]

So the only thing you can say about it if you think it's fake is it came that way from Panini. And if that's the case, what's the difference. The Rookie Logomen are all from "events" and not game-used. Panini provided the jerseys for the players to wear.

[adadas101]

Just look at all of the sellers other listings. They are all bogus. The auto's are smudged and look far different compared to a legit auto of the same card. All of the NBA logos look off and some are placed in an awkward position. The card seems to be cut off at the ends. That often happens when you use a scanner or back when they made cards in the 50s and 60s. That doesn't occur with high end cards. The color of the cards are off. And some cards being sold from the seller are oddly numbered or contain no auto (legit ones do) or contain an auto (when the legit ones don't) The seller provides little information about the cards. They even wrote things like #151 instead of writing numbered ###/151. They never provided redemption/scratch off/congratulation cards that often come with high end cards. People that sell counterfeit products typically provide as little information as possible.

all of his cards look perfectly legit to me, as does the logoman, no foul play going on here.