1950’s Brooklyn Dodgers Signed Baseball Jackie Robinson Roy Campanella, Hodges

That's the title of your ebay auction. Then half-way down the page:

Hey there! This is a ball authenticated by PSA to have the following players on it:

After the list of names, only then you do say it's likely not real. So you have to get pretty much to the bottom of the page before you tell the truth.

Isn't this exactly the same tactic shady ebay listings have used since ebay began? If you were actually being honest, wouldn't the title of the auction have the word "secretarial" or "clubhouse" in it? I would think so.

Just remember, karma is a bitch.

CLUBHOUSE SIGNATURES!!!! Let me know if this isn't clear enough for anyone's impeccable moral compass.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1950-s-Broo...cAAOSwkEFeTxM5

Agree, all of these are clubhouse signatures. That's why PSA wrote their cert the way they did.

The pen pressure from one signature to the next is very close - resulting in similar "thickness" of each of the autographs. Anyone who collects autographs extensively, particularly on baseballs, would know that's just not how it goes. Every player signs with a different pressure, speed, etc.

This one doesn't have that, which is a tell tale sign of "clubhouse" signatures.

Lucio, I do appreciate you ending the previous listing and changing the description and the title in the new listing. You do make it clearer than before regarding the clubhouse signatures.

Alan

NICE DESCRIPTION! Since I am one of a very few guys on the board with a "moral compass", I would say you did a VERY good job in your description and the free ball should do well, IMHO!

Good Luck with the auction!!!!!

My slightly less than impeccable moral compass likes your new listing. Thank you.

Doug

Kudos, nice description.