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2017 Connor Mcdavid #201 Upper Deck Buyback - Autograph '15-16 Upper Deck 29/97
Reported as Possibly: FAKE
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August 21, 2026 • PSA 10 cert# 78971107 • ALT → • Alt currently is auctioning a high-end McDavid card that is fake. A BGS 9.5 sold for over $50k • so this could be a very big sale since it's PSA 10 + Auto 10. The problem is that this card is 100% fake • and looks to be the result of a very professional operation.
Card: 2017 Upper Deck Buyback Autograph '15-16 Upper Deck Connor McDavid #201
Alt listing: [url]ALT →
Evidence: This exact card (29/97) already sold in 2025 and can be viewed in CardLadder. To determine which is the correct one • I compared autographs and numbering to other known examples. It's clear that the one currently listed by Alt is fake • though it's certainly a world-class attempt to counterfeit McDavid's signature. The angle of the auto is slightly off • all the legit copies are done with streaky ink • and the '7' in the '97' numbering is also done differently. I did a cert lookup on PSA site and it looks like the PSA grade is legit (i.e. • PSA failed to catch this one). I've shared this evidence with Alt • but they've decided to keep the auction running • because PSA authenticated the card. I've also shared with PSA • but it'll take time to investigate.
Sharing with the community so all can be aware.BlowOut →
Card: 2017 Upper Deck Buyback Autograph '15-16 Upper Deck Connor McDavid #201
Alt listing: [url]ALT →
Evidence: This exact card (29/97) already sold in 2025 and can be viewed in CardLadder. To determine which is the correct one, I compared autographs and numbering to other known examples. It's clear that the one currently listed by Alt is fake, though it's certainly a world-class attempt to counterfeit McDavid's signature. The angle of the auto is slightly off, all the legit copies are done with streaky ink, and the '7' in the '97' numbering is also done differently. I did a cert lookup on PSA site and it looks like the PSA grade is legit (i.e., PSA failed to catch this one). I've shared this evidence with Alt, but they've decided to keep the auction running, because PSA authenticated the card. I've also shared with PSA, but it'll take time to investigate.
Sharing with the community so all can be aware.BlowOut →
Card: 2017 Upper Deck Buyback Autograph '15-16 Upper Deck Connor McDavid #201
Alt listing: [url]ALT →
Evidence: This exact card (29/97) already sold in 2025 and can be viewed in CardLadder. To determine which is the correct one • I compared autographs and numbering to other known examples. It's clear that the one currently listed by Alt is fake • though it's certainly a world-class attempt to counterfeit McDavid's signature. The angle of the auto is slightly off • all the legit copies are done with streaky ink • and the '7' in the '97' numbering is also done differently. I did a cert lookup on PSA site and it looks like the PSA grade is legit (i.e. • PSA failed to catch this one). I've shared this evidence with Alt • but they've decided to keep the auction running • because PSA authenticated the card. I've also shared with PSA • but it'll take time to investigate.
Sharing with the community so all can be aware.BlowOut →
Card: 2017 Upper Deck Buyback Autograph '15-16 Upper Deck Connor McDavid #201
Alt listing: [url]ALT →
Evidence: This exact card (29/97) already sold in 2025 and can be viewed in CardLadder. To determine which is the correct one, I compared autographs and numbering to other known examples. It's clear that the one currently listed by Alt is fake, though it's certainly a world-class attempt to counterfeit McDavid's signature. The angle of the auto is slightly off, all the legit copies are done with streaky ink, and the '7' in the '97' numbering is also done differently. I did a cert lookup on PSA site and it looks like the PSA grade is legit (i.e., PSA failed to catch this one). I've shared this evidence with Alt, but they've decided to keep the auction running, because PSA authenticated the card. I've also shared with PSA, but it'll take time to investigate.
Sharing with the community so all can be aware.BlowOut →
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