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In a case that will have the sports card collecting community holding its collective breath, legendary collector Donald E. Spence has sued memorabilia dealer Common Cents Coins, LLC in connection with the sale of the holy grail of all basketball cards: a 1986 Fleer Michael Jordan card graded 10 by Pacific Sports Authenticators (“PSA”). The case, which centers on Spence’s purchase of what ultimately proved to be a counterfeit version of what some describe as the “most recognizable basketball card and the most important modern card from any sport in the entire hobby,” may help provide guidance with respect to the age-old question in the collector community: who bears the risk of loss in connection with fraudulent sports cards?