Its Roach's corner Auction time for March!!

[perezfan]

wow... that one really is bad!

At least they usually somewhat resemble the authentic version. This might be the worst I have seen as well.... surprised that even these guys would feature that one, as it would cost nothing to crumple up the paper and start over again...

[oriolesbb6]

http://www.myccsa.com/Lot/204/james-...-baseball.aspx

Did they dig up poor Mr. Bell, put a pen in his hand and then guide it over a baseball? Does that make it authentic?

[GrayGhost]

LOL to Richard. That is the WORST Johnson I have ever seen too. These guys are incredible... But, like Tom Tresh says on his videos, people that buy this crap are morons too. I mean, do a little research, see the fact bids are low on so much of this garbage, and put two and two together. it does equal FOUR even in the Coach's Crapper auctions.

I also saw Matty has made more appearances. Man, they must have a nice stock of FRESH Mathewson's on the market.

Oh, FYI, one of the Beatles signed items, it says, "these must have been signed a long time ago" as opposed to the other Beatles stuff, which must have been signed Very recently, VERY, even by John and George

[GrayGhost]

http://www.myccsa.com/Lot/204/harry-...-baseball.aspx

A HARRY WRIGHT SIGNED BALL, esp that nice and bold? COME ON you stinking crooks.

[barrysloate]

Wright died in 1895. Has anybody ever seen even one signed baseball from the 19th century? And as has been pointed out, the ink hasn't even faded after about 120 years. Pretty amazing!

[GrayGhost]

Roach's Corner has the connections Barry to get the highest quality forger..I mean, signed baseballs. I dare say that is the BOLDEST Harry Wright Ball extant. Don't miss out on this rarity, along w a Mickey Welch cut and more great forgeries from tthe Corner!!

[tinkereversandme]

I love that signed bats and jerseys by Ruth and Gehrig are expected and that we have to point out amusing things like Titanic signed cuts, but did anyone catch their Jesse James? Didn't they sell a John Clarkson signed ball, so this would actually be the oldest signed single baseball in existence, right? As always, a combination of sad and funny...nice work Coach's!

Cheers,
Larry

[JasonL]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

Wright died in 1895. Has anybody ever seen even one signed baseball from the 19th century? And as has been pointed out, the ink hasn't even faded after about 120 years. Pretty amazing!

unless they are signed in gold sharpie and have the HOF inscription!

[GrayGhost]

HURRY..Auction closes tomorrow. Still a chance to bid. Also no bids yet on the clarkson cut, and under 400.00 on the Gehrig and Ruth signed Mini ball.
BID BID BID ..haha.

We should dedicate the rest of 2010 to getting these clowns shut down