Disgraceful lier

[travrosty]

besides the stamped look, no signatures touch each other, and that's quite a trick with that many sigs on the ball if it wasn't stamped.

[GrayGhost]

Originally Posted by travrosty

besides the stamped look, no signatures touch each other, and that's quite a trick with that many sigs on the ball if it wasn't stamped.

EXACTLY what I thought too. plus they r just too "neat" and all going in similar directions per panel, etc . He says he has great feedback and INSISTS he got it in person ? Yeah,

righto

Scott Rob.erts

[mr2686]

Looks like a facsimilie ball to me.

[mr2686]

...also says he can't make out the last two names, yet he got it in person?

[howard38]

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[springpin]

I think the two "unreadable" names may be Dave Cash (on top, going one way) and Ramon Hernandez (on bottom, going the other).

[GrayGhost]

Originally Posted by howard38

Why wouldn't Roberto Clemente have been included if the ball was stamped?

What if its a 73 ? I don't know if the year is right anyways.

[bobw]

It's a 1973 ball, Maxvill got traded to Pittsburgh in July 73

[RichardSimon]

100% facsimile ball.

[vegasangler]

Scott - Sharing your opinion is one thing, but making slanderous and defaming comments over the internet for the world to see by calling a reputable businessman a “disgraceful liar” and interfering with a private financial transaction that you are not a party to is going too far, inexcusable, and will not go unpunished. You are entitled to your opinion like everyone else. It doesn’t matter at this point what your opinion is. You simply cannot make slanderous and defaming public comments about anyone’s character with the intent to cause harm and that is exactly what you have done. If you knew as much about the law as you do the history of this baseball you would have known that. Let this be a lesson to you. See you in court.

P.S. Thanks to all of you that sent emails tipping me off to this post.

Jeff Fitz.gerald