🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 This could be one of the BIGGEST stories in HOBBY HISTORY. It’s a long story though, so stick with me here. This Michael Jordan game-worn jersey recently sold at auction for $26,896. Shortly thereafter, authentication company MeiGray announced that they

Juan Garcia, the man behind the Cardporn handle, who called himself “your friendly hobby watchdog,” has deleted his Twitter, YouTube and Instagram handles after it has become clear that he was pulling the strings behind the photomatched Jordan jersey gone wrong.

THE MOST ELABORATE SCAM IS SPORTS MEMORABILIA HISTORY. A fake foundation, doctored images and a Michael Jordan “95-96 Playoffs” jersey. Here are all the INSANE details ⤵️ More to come. Credit to Darren Rovell for reporting. 🎙️

BREAKING: MeiGray officially rescinds Michael Jordan photomatched jersey, admits to being compromised by documentation from fake charity and doctored photos actionnetwork.com/nba/michael-jo…

JUST IN: Letter of authenticity from auction house where MJ jersey was auctioned was from May 1996, a week before Games 3 and 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals were played. Letter essentially says jersey was autographed and in hobby before matched game actionnetwork.com/nba/michael-jo…

Deep Dive: How self-proclaimed collectibles watchdog, Cardporn’s Juan Garcia, used his anonymity to his advantage. MJ jersey fraud, 1986 Fleer box fraud now catching up to him, auction houses worry about other items actionnetwork.com/nba/how-a-scam…

Tonight, America says clearly to the Israeli people, to the world, and to terrorists everywhere that we stand with Israel. That will never change.

Thank you President Donald J. Trump for your friendship, and for your unwavering support, today and always. All of us in Israel are strengthened and moved by your words.

The Goldins moved to dismiss the case, and this is the court's order on that motion. Well, it looks like the Goldins' motion to dismiss was DENIED.

“LeBron has no bag” Move was so nasty Russ forgot what team he was supporting😭😭

A million-dollar LeBron James card for sale. Was it legit? - Los Angeles Times latimes.com/california/sto…

They tried to sell a million-dollar LeBron James card. But was it legit? latimes.com/california/sto…

The sports card market boomed during the pandemic and some of the hottest items were LeBron James cards. Several sold for millions of dollars. But a bizarre scandal has hit the industry — and it centers on whether a special LeBron James card is legit. latimes.com/california/sto…

Two L.A. sports card collectors owned a rare LeBron James rookie card that they hoped to sell for $1 million+. But after consigning the autographed card to a man known as the "King of Collectibles," their plans were upended in shocking fashion. My latest: latimes.com/california/sto…

Two L.A. sports card collectors owned a rare LeBron James card they hoped to sell for big bucks — until an auctioneer dubbed the "King of Collectibles" upended the plan. latimes.com/california/sto…

Why did the ‘King of Collectibles’ cast doubt on their million-dollar LeBron James card? latimes.com/california/sto…

Great must read piece by Daniel Miller on one of the hobby’s biggest stories latimes.com/california/sto…

Can this chart prove that a million-dollar LeBron rookie card is legit? The longtime collector who made it — an Army vet from Kansas — believes it does. He made it to help the card's owners after the "King of Collectibles" yanked it from an auction. More: latimes.com/california/sto…

LeBron James has been on the front page of the Los Angeles Times plenty of times — but never for a story about one of his basketball cards. (Believe me, I checked.) this is the tale of a million-dollar rookie card, and its owners’ fight to prove its authenticity: latimes.com/california/sto…