The 2001 Fleer Genuine product was released in May, 2001 and featured a 130-card base set that was broken into tiers as follows: Base Veterans (1-100), and Rookies (100-130) featuring game-used materials and are serial numbered to 1500. Each pack contained five cards and carried a suggested retail price of $4.99. 500 exchange cards were…
2024 Topps Allen & Ginter X Baseball Checklist – Master Card List Here’s the full 2024 Topps Allen & Ginter X Baseball checklist in one place. Base Set Checklist 350 cards.SP (#301-350) – 1:2 packs Parallels: Mini – (1:2 packs) Red Mini – (1:52 packs) Silver Mini – (1:256 packs) 1 Julio Rodríguez, Seattle Mariners2…
Ohtani recovers valuable baseball cards confiscated from his interpreter Marca.com
Shohei Ohtani Recovers Baseball Cards Worth $325,000 From Ippei Mizuhara MSN
Ohtani Expected to Get Cards Back From Former Translator Privacy Manager
Baseball star Shohei Ohtani wants his former interpreter to hand over hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of baseball cards he says were fraudulently bought using his money. The Dodgers star is also requesting that Ippei Mizuhara, who previously pleaded guilty to bank and tax fraud for stealing nearly $17 million from the unsuspecting athlete,…
Los Angeles Dodgers Star Shohei Ohtani Set to Recover $325K Worth of Baseball Cards Sports Illustrated
Ippei Mizuhara’s fleecing of Shohei Ohtani was straightforward for the most part. Ohtani’s former interpreter had access to a bank account full of Ohtani’s money, and he simply wrote checks and withdrew cash whenever he made bets or needed to pay gambling debts. Mizuhara pleaded guilty to bank and tax fraud in June and was…
Shohei Ohtani, the Los Angeles Dodgers superstar, is facing a new challenge off the field: the recovery of a valuable collection of baseball cards stolen by his former interpreter, Ippei Mizuhara. This incident has cast a shadow over the promising future of the Japanese player, who has already achieved unprecedented feats in the MLB. The…
Jim McIsaac/Getty Images Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani will recover $325,000 worth of baseball cards that his former interpreter and friend Ippei Mizuhara fraudulently purchased, per The Athletic’s Sam Blum. According to Blum, the government will move for an order “to reflect Ohtani’s superior interest in the property” when Mizuhara is sentenced on Jan….