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Old 10-20-2011, 08:55 AM
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You don't need to send it to anyone to find out if it's real.
Richard was kind enough to provide his professional opinion. JSA or PSA can do no better.
(Unless, of course, you really want to piss away $250 for absolutely no reason.)
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I don't believe that Richard did give his opinion. He merely commented on the fact that Scott's joke was a "good one" FWIW....

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Old 10-20-2011, 09:25 AM
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David,
I don't believe that Richard did give his opinion. He merely commented on the fact that Scott's joke was a "good one" FWIW....
Scott, you are correct.
The owner of this autograph called me before posting it here. He asked for my authentication prices, commented about how my prices were so much more reasonable than the ABC guys, and then put it here.
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Old 10-20-2011, 11:23 AM
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Hi Richard,

Yes I believe I talked to you yesterday? I found a few of these autograph sites and thought I could get some good opinions either way.
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Old 10-20-2011, 02:21 PM
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The funny thing is when I went to the National in Chicago to get a Ruth ball graded I first took the ball to one of the really big auction houses and thats pretty much what they told me when I asked them who should I have grade it. PSA spends way more on advertising and people who dont even collect know PSA logo.
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Old 10-20-2011, 02:53 PM
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If you purchased it for $350.00 thats an amazing price for any authentic Cobb auto in that condition. The price would be the only thing that would make me wonder about it.
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Old 10-20-2011, 05:48 PM
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Knowing what his cuts sell for on reputable auction sites I was a little skeptical myself, that's the main reason I put it on here. I guess in the end if I'm happy with it and feel it's real I should just save the $150 on authentication. More so my wife would slap me up side the head if I got bad news from PSA.
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I guess in the end if I'm happy with it and feel it's real I should just save the $150 on authentication. More so my wife would slap me up side the head if I got bad news from PSA.
Would she slap you half as hard if you got bad news from Richard for half that price? (not knowing what he quoted you, but just looking at the prices on his website)

Seems to be in poor taste to get a quote from Richard for his services and then post the same item on a board he is known to frequent for freebie opinions. Kind of like getting a quote from a mechanic and then working on your car in the parking lot across from his shop: it's not illegal, but probably not the best way to do things.
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Old 10-20-2011, 08:38 PM
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First off I just signed up on this thing and had no idea who he was. I came across his website while browsing and decided to call and get some answers and his pricing. Pardon my ignorance but I thought this site would open up a good discussion and educate myself in the process. Up until a few days ago I thought I had to send this thing in to get authenticated. Now I'm unsure and that's why I seek a little counsel.

I had no intention of being misleading and showing Richard any disrespect.
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I don't believe that Richard did give his opinion. He merely commented on the fact that Scott's joke was a "good one" FWIW....
Oops... My mistake.
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