Coaches corner wish list

[GrayGhost]

Originally Posted by egbeachley

Geez guys, you're being ridiculous. Stick to baseball!

An authentic AL ball signed by Thomas Jefferson

Legendary presidents. signed on a Bill White NL Ball. Lincoln, FDR, Teddy, Kennedy and Nixon.

[slidekellyslide]

A moon rock signed by astronauts Virgil I. "Gus" Grissom, Ed White, and Roger Chaffee.

That's possible isn't it?

[Bilko G]

A piece of Noahs ark autographed by the man himself and of course it has to be completely authenticated by supreme court forensic expert and former cia super spy Christopher Morales

[Vintagedegu]

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[Rickyy]

Authographed baseball by Rene Descartes inscribed "cogito ergo sum" so it must be real.

[Oldtix]

How about a signed judicial order sentencing them to a long prison stretch...without writing materials?

[RichardSimon]

A Mark Twain handwritten letter in which he discusses the Presidency of JFK and offers his opinion that a conspiracy was behind his assassination.

[tinkereversandme]

An apple that comes signed by Adam AND Eve (can't guarantee authenticity of Eve) like they couldn't guarantee Eve like their Bonnie and Clyde, where STAT could not authenticate Bonnie (for some reason)...Softball signed by every guest on the Titanic with chunk of ice berg...and I know they have sold a bunch of Darwin cuts, but one that says "Religeon, hooey!". Fun thread.

Regards,

Larry

[esd10]

a rube waddell,mordecai brown and eddie plank signed on same jersey

[Shoeless Moe]

I actually signed up with them to register as a bidder. Did that about 2-3 weeks ago. Then sent them an email asking if when I win an item and if I should get it authenticated by SGC or PSA and they tell me it's no good, would I get my money back.

2-3 weeks later, they have yet to reply.

Now that's some Customer Service.

[nameless]

1. An Honus Wagner signed Honus Wagner T206 with a Ty Cobb back and the photocopied PSA/DNA cert to go with it.

2. The ball that struck and killed Ray Chapman on August 16, 1920 at Polo Grounds. Also I would like the black armband that manager Tris Speaker wore in remembrance of Chapman. Oh they won the World Series that year so I guess the trophy would be nice to see on the auction site.

[mr2686]

A Christopher Morales autograph that has a letter from Morales stating he cannot determine it's authenticity.

[base_ball]

A Jesus Christ-signed piece of The True Cross

[MacDice]

What about John Kruk's ball from his testicular cancer surgery in 1994?

[mark evans]

I wouldn't mind owning Moses's craft of bulrushes, maybe framed with a cut autograph.

[By the way, Christopher Morales lives in a neighborhood adjoining my own. His is nicer, showing I guess that forensic experts do better than bureaucrats.]

[FUBAR]

Originally Posted by mark evans

I wouldn't mind owning Moses's craft of bulrushes, maybe framed with a cut autograph.

[By the way, Christopher Morales lives in a neighborhood adjoining my own. His is nicer, showing I guess that forensic experts do better than bureaucrats.]

You know where he lives and haven't lynched him yet! You sir are a better man then I!

I wonder if he displays all the fake crap in his own house?

[Rickyy]

Baseball autographed by CM with COA from TT and TT autographed baseball with COA from CM both accompanied by PSA/DNA certificate deeming both to be unauthentic...

[TheBig6]

Babe Ruth autographed X-Ray of Kim Kardasian's Butt

[Wymers Auction]

How about a handwritten Ruth letter personally thanking Chris Morales dated yesterday!!!

[Wymers Auction]

The ark of the covenant

[tachyonbb]

Jon, I think it would be better if they had both halves of the jello box. With cut sigs of all involved and framed with a line of Radium paint.

I always thought the Gospel of John, signed by all four of the gospel authors would be a nice piece, or maybe a silver coin signed by Judas.

[thetruthisoutthere]

A multi-signed baseball with the sigs of Chris Morales, Ted Taylor, Jeff Stevens and Drew Max with an inscription that reads "There Isn't An Autograph We Don't Like."

[GrayGhost]

Who bumped this thread? Wow. Just in for the Roach's next spectacular: CAndy Cummings signed ball. Joe Cronin, President . Signed "I did discover the curve ball". and dated too.

[RichardSimon]

A horseshoe from the horse that Paul Revere rode on his famous ride.
Signed by Revere in red sharpie with inscription "way to go Paint old boy, you are my favorite horse, my MVH."
Of course with a proper COA.

[GrayGhost]

Just in from the Coach's. Battle Worn hat from General George Armstrong Custer. This hat was likely worn at Little Bighorn. Some blood stains on it, but we can't totally verify any DNA, but the Hat does come w a COA.

As a bonus, comes w a nice "cut" from a letter. Aged paper, but the signature can be read from 300 yards away. Wonderful piece.

Hat Certed by Scott Mallack and Lee Trythall, while the signature has multiple authentication from Drew Max of AAU, Plus Western Historian Moe Howard, and final documentation w multiple photos and points of analysis from Former FBI secret service Boy scout leader and professor at Thomas Jefferson university. Christopher Morales.

Museum quality display, but get it HERE in a TRUE Auction format

[thenavarro]

True hobby rarities:

Autograph authentication rejection letters from Don Frangipanni, Christopher Morales, GAI, Drew Max, and Ted Taylor Authentication

(this might be the toughest lot to find so far in the whole thread)

[thetruthisoutthere]

Originally Posted by thenavarro

True hobby rarities:

Autograph authentication rejection letters from Don Frangipanni, Christopher Morales, GAI, Drew Max, and Ted Taylor Authentication

(this might be the toughest lot to find so far in the whole thread)

Excellent, Mike!!!!

[sylbry]

Originally Posted by thenavarro

True hobby rarities:

Autograph authentication rejection letters from Don Frangipanni, Christopher Morales, GAI, Drew Max, and Ted Taylor Authentication

(this might be the toughest lot to find so far in the whole thread)

They exist... and attached to items where a payment for authentication wasn't received.

I would like a magnifying glass signed by Drew Max with the inscription "I wish I knew what I was looking for" or "I am not sure this thing really helps".