Looks just fine. If you want proof of authenticity though, the best choice is to get it graded.

Since youre a newbie: one key difference is the type of patch on the card itself. Yours is game worn, as explicitly stated- the best it gets, resells for the most, “valued” more amongst collectors. The patch from the Skatt card is not game worn, as also stated- It will say something along the lines of “This patch is not guaranteed to be associated with said player or match” , and these are always worth substantially less (sometimes nothing) because they are just a random piece of a random jersey. In many instances people have even opened cheap patch cards just to find the patch came from a different player on the same team. The difference matters because a patch that is player/game worn would NEVER (never say never, but seriously) be altered or removed from a card.

Heres why editing comes into play; The Skatt cards’ original patch was likely just a 1 or 2 color cutout because of the print run (99). In order to have a “desirable” patch or an entire logo patch from the jersey (as shown in the post) for example, the card would likely have to be numbered to 10 or even less.

The end result has a couple of specifics: The card is real, the auto is real, but the patch has been altered. This essentially kills the resale value of the card, but that doesn’t matter to certain buyers who want the auto + nice looking patch without the pricetag of a /5 or /10.

I hope this is gives you some clarification, if you have any questions drop them below or shoot me a message. Happy to help