Mr8000

Update: I ran the same QR check over the live auctions on Alt, Fanatics Collect and Courtyard. Alt, about 8,100 PSA slabs in this week's auctions: one fake slab. 2025 Dragon Ball Super Fusion World Son Goku #FB05-119, "PSA 10", cert 142911085. Live on Alt's weekly auction right now alt.xyz/itm/499894ee-0137-48… The cert is real. PSA's own photos of it show a different slab. Three things on this label give it away: 1. The back QR stores psacard.com/cert/142911085/p…. Same /psa tell. 2. The barcode is in the wrong format. PSA prints 8-digit certs as ITF and 9-digit certs as Code 128. ITF can only hold an even number of digits, so when the forger pushed a 9-digit cert into ITF, the generator padded it: "0142911085". Genuine 9-digit labels read "142911085" in Code 128. 3. The QR uses a different error-correction level. PSA uses level M. This one uses Q. Q leaves less room for text, so the code jumped from a version 3 grid to version 4. The URL alone would still have fit PSA's grid. 2 and 3 have nothing to do with /psa. They should still catch the next batch if the forgers fix the URL. The card inside I'm leaving to you. Alt's photos next to PSA's own images of this cert, both full resolution. Real card or not, given the lighting?