Memorabilia store in vegas

[Scott Garner]

I was there in June. What a sham!
It's really unbelievable to see all of the obvious forgeries...

[1880nonsports]

a Field of Dreams store here in Florida. The autographed items appeard to me IMHO to be mostly - if not all - forgeries...............

[Phil Arem]

Just visited sister store at the Venitian. Way over priced !

[Exhibitman]

Walking through the various memorabilia places on the Strip I was appalled at how much fake crap there was. One of the movie memorabilia places had multiple Sean Connery-signed Bond posters for sale. He is a nearly impossible one to get; even before he retired he was an A-Hole to fans, so having multiple sharpie-signed modern prints of the posters was laughable. I also spotted numerous secretarial and other forged items.

[shelly]

Any autographs you buy in Vegas stay in Vegas.

[Rich Klein]

chain was owned by Tri-Star and there is almost no chance that Tri-Star would allow forgeries to be sold. Just my opinoin

Rich

[MikeKam]

Originally Posted by Rich Klein

chain was owned by Tri-Star and there is almost no chance that Tri-Star would allow forgeries to be sold. Just my opinoin

Rich

It was/or still is a part of Mounted Memories I believe, not Tri-Star.

[JoeyF1981]

Originally Posted by Rich Klein

chain was owned by Tri-Star and there is almost no chance that Tri-Star would allow forgeries to be sold. Just my opinoin

Rich

There prices are ridiculous. Im not sure about their authenticity, but $2000 for a single signed mantle baseball that was partially faded??? Insane!

[HOFAUTOS]

Originally Posted by Rich Klein

chain was owned by Tri-Star and there is almost no chance that Tri-Star would allow forgeries to be sold. Just my opinoin

Rich

Like the other guy said, Mounted memories purchased Field of Dreams. The questionable autographs being sold at F.O.D. has been going on for many many years. I'm almost positive each store is individually owned, much like a franchise.