cobb authentic?

[JoeyF1981]

Just seeing if this cobb auto is good

[JT]

Yes.

Just make sure it is not a copy of the original check.

[shelly]

Never, ever ever ever buy that check framed.

[thetruthisoutthere]

Originally Posted by shelly

Never, ever ever ever buy that check framed.

Excellent advice, Shelly.

[JoeyF1981]

Originally Posted by shelly

Never, ever ever ever buy that check framed.

How come?

[jgmp123]

Originally Posted by JoeyF1981

How come?

Because there are high quality copies out there that look very authentic in a frame.

[7nohitter]

Great advice, Shelly...I would have been fooled.

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by shelly

Never, ever ever ever buy that check framed.

Shelly, I disagree, depends on the seller, IMO. If Richard or Jim had one framed, I would buy it.

[JimStinson]

Originally Posted by gnaz01

Shelly, I disagree, depends on the seller, IMO. If Richard or Jim had one framed, I would buy it.

I would never sell a framed item unless it had been taken apart and examined front and back first. I always request potential sellers to remove items from frames. I recently gave away over 100 beautiful brand new frames and matting. I don't sell displays I sell autographs
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[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by JimStinson

I would never sell a framed item unless it had been taken apart and examined front and back first. I always request potential sellers to remove items from frames. I don't sell displays I sell autographs
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[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by gnaz01

Shelly, I disagree, depends on the seller, IMO. If Richard or Jim had one framed, I would buy it.

Thanks for the endorsement.
Your check is in the mail .
Seriously though, I never buy framed items and always instruct potential sellers to remove the item, from a frame, before sending it to me.
Though between autographs and my own photography I have framed items on all my walls . (all were framed by my own framer of course).

[Baseball Fan]

When looking at a replica check in person that is unframed, is it easy to tell the difference between a real and a fake?

I see this Cobb on eBay that's listed as a replica, and it seems like it would be difficult to know that it's not a real check. But perhaps once in hand it becomes obvious.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/TY-COBB-TWO-...item3cdcaaee93

[I Only Smoke 4 the Cards]

Originally Posted by shelly

Never, ever ever ever buy that check framed.

Great advice


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