What percentage of STAT/Morales items are actually authentic?

[D. Bergin]

I'd wager they even have their share of forged Feller autographs.

I've seen such a large number of bad autographs of otherwise common boxers in their auctions that it boggles the mind.

Of course there's also a fair number of good Leon Spinks autographs, but with a bad Muhammad Ali autograph placed conveniently right next to it, LOL!!!

[slidekellyslide]

I put 0 to 2 percent because I really believe that anyone who would send them an autograph already knows it's fake. There is absolutely no reason to send them one otherwise.

[HRBAKER]

To me the question is a non-starter.

[drc]

The poll choices were funny, with the highest possible being 50%.

[perezfan]

That was by design.... still waiting for a write-in vote over 50%. Anyone???

(I was kinda surprised to see one fall in the 41 - 50% range!)

[oriolesbb6]

I vote for 50% because I bought two items back in my younger days, one was good, the other bad.....Just kidding on the percent-I would say closer to 20 percent due to the fact as others stated some people just send in a family collection without knowing better. In a time of closing an estate, many people do want to be bothered and use an auction out of convenience-hence there massive advert. in the past.