Coach's Corner

[doug.goodman]

Or...

display them proudly in their den.

Doug

[travrosty]

Items with a CC COA have popped up on ebay occasionally in the past, until they are taken down by people who report them.

Since some of the items have a Morales or STAT coa, they are listed sometimes just with that coa, and not the cc coa.

None of those coa's are allowed on ebay by ebays own policy, so they usually stay up only long enough to be reported and then taken down. But some of the STAT and Morales coa's that pop up now and then could be CC items.

[Exhibitman]

Or they take them to Pawn Stars and try to sucker the guys into buying them.

[thetruthisoutthere]

Originally Posted by travrosty

Items with a CC COA have popped up on ebay occasionally in the past, until they are taken down by people who report them.

Since some of the items have a Morales or STAT coa, they are listed sometimes just with that coa, and not the cc coa.

None of those coa's are allowed on ebay by ebays own policy, so they usually stay up only long enough to be reported and then taken down. But some of the STAT and Morales coa's that pop up now and then could be CC items.

Travis is correct, if that crap is found on Ebay it is removed. I would say that the majority of garbage autographs sold by Coach's Corner are bought by stores who in turn, sell that crap to tourists, impulse buyers, etc., who are initially impressed by a COA that reads "Forensic."

[GrayGhost]

Yeah, I know when Mohegan Sun here in CT had their America's memories store (now closed), they told me their stuff was authenticated by FD guys. I asked who, and they said Chris Morales and Dru Max on most.