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Two Washington men were arrested for allegedly duping collectors over sports and Pokémon trading cards that turned out to be phonies.

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Two men from Washington were arrested Thursday for their involvement in selling fake sports and Pokémon trading cards in a $2 million scheme over two years.

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The two men faked the trading cards' values, resulting in a $2 million scheme, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

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Authorities in New York charged two Washington men Thursday over a scheme to defraud sports and Pokémon card collectors out of $2 million by giving them ...

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The items included various card grading cases, thermal transfer barcode labels, a magnifier loupe optical glass, a handheld inkjet printer, a lock-cutting kit.

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Two Washington state men were charged Thursday in New York federal court with running a $2 million scheme to defraud buyers of sports and ...

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Scammers sold fake sports, Pokémon cards in $2M scheme: feds

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