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I find it hard to believe that most of you don't know that American Pickers, Pawn Stars, Storage Units show and the such are staged. If they didn't f up once in a while you might belive they aren't true.
A friend in central PA who was on Pickers a year or so ago, said they spent 3 days getting things right at his house just to buy one gun |
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Excellent point, Jim.
Discussing why certain things do or don't happen on Pawn Stars is like debating why Norm always sat at the end of the bar on Cheers or why Richie couldn't get a date for the prom on Happy Days. Why? Because that's the way the scripts are written. |
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Agreed-remeber it's TV. My brother in law occasionally films reality shows for his co. based out of Philly. The producers search the area for the right locale and then truck the items in for staging(Pickers, Storage Wars, etc.)....
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I know all shows are staged, but was hoping at least a little part of American Pickers was real but guess not.
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My family and I also visited their shop in Leclaire Iowa several years ago and talked to the girl that was working that day. Unfortunately it was Danielle's day off but this girl was just as nice. She said that when they're picking the cameras are always rolling but nothing is staged and the guys are just like they are on the show in real life. |
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Edit: I noticed Dell Webb already answered this. You can't say the same thing about the pawn stars though Last edited by Matthew H; 09-01-2012 at 06:56 PM. |
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"It's a dog eat dog world and I'm wearing milkbone underwear" -- Norm
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This is a man who goes around saying he is the ONLY person alive that can authenticate a shoeless joe jackson autograph and to have done it http://walkersresearch.com/profilePa...100002364.html How can this person be so wrong? PSA, who the book was sent to says the autograph looks to be traced, and even erased and re-written... HOW CAN A EXPERT miss this? Not long ago, John Rezinkoff says a AL RUDDY is a AL PACINO on the same show, and now, his co-worker mistakes a Shoeless Joe? Last edited by Ringking; 08-29-2012 at 08:12 PM. Reason: info |
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To me, this is a case of someone getting their hands on a joe jackson signature, selling it and getting some press for it, and then thinking they are some sort of a joe jackson expert.
Darvick sold that first jackson signature at his own auction in very early 90's and leland's bought it. lelands flipped it almost instantly, ironically to the underbidder that lost out. the guy must have had second thoughts and really wanted it and made a trade with leland's and ended up with the jackson signature. darvick must have then thought he is a jackson autograph expert now and a couple years later, authenticated this miracle. I think he got cocky and someone brought a supposed jackson signature to the guy who first authenticated and sold jackson's sig believing he must be the go to guy on jackson and how could darvick say "no, i am not a jackson expert". Of course he had to say yes to keep his jackson reputation intact, plus i believe that he believed he was a jackson expert to boot and that is courting and tempting fate and a recipe for a potential disaster. remember, no one saw jackson sign it or not sign it and its people;s opinion. but i find it interesting that the guy who used to be on staff at psa and is currently on staff at jsa is the second historical authenticator behind reznikoff, who is on staff at both, to go out of their specialty (pacino for reznikoff, and joe jackson for darvick) and authenticate something on the pawn stars show that people believe to be non-authentic. The pacino we know for a fact wasnt a pacino. only to have psa itself call that jackson no good. there are thousands of psa certs out there with darvicks name on the bottom and reznikoffs too. so are these guys good at what they do, or not? everyone knows my answer to that. Last edited by travrosty; 08-29-2012 at 11:53 PM. |
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Does that include "Sunny"?
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so the guy had it authenticated 18 years ago and didnt do reasearch on the value until now? Not sure about this whole story on the seller.
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The story seems fakey on many levels (not mentioning the scripted lines). Including offering $13,000 for something where the offerer says he doesn't know whether or not it's real. Don't believe it.
As noted, the guy having had the book authenticated 18 years ago but not realizing a Joe Jackson signature is rare and valuable seems, shall we say, unlikely. I like how he casually flips back and forth (and carries around town) with his bare hands a Joe Jackson signed book. Maybe they were using a Daniel Steele paperback as a prop in those scenes. But it's when he swats the fly with the book and cleans the book in the dishwasher, that's when credibility is finally lost. However, the autograph exert was pretty cute, so everything evens out. Moral of the story: Only use cute authenticators. Last edited by drc; 08-29-2012 at 07:29 PM. |
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Also why was a grown man like Fonz always hanging out in the men's room with teenage schoolboys? If that was today there'd be rumours galore about what was going on in there, and probably a sting operation. |
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The american pickers were just in my town last week.
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Did I miss something here. Has there been talk of the "E" in Joe being erased and re-drawn? If so, I apologize I missed that. I sure didn't see it in the images sent to me of the book, does not appear to have been erased or anything of that nature. Again, I'm not saying it's a legitimate Joe Jackson signature (one actually signed by him), what I am saying is that the autograph is close enough to Joe's signature late in his life that I would at least have it forensically tested if I owned the book. No disrespect, but Rick's so called "book expert" used a signed baseball as her bell weather of all things Joe Jackson signed. If anyone here has tried to sign a baseball, it's a difficult proposition at best, let alone for someone who can't read or write. Sure it was shakey compared to the one of the book....two things in play here, one, Joe signed the ball early in his life and on a round surface to boot, two the book was signed on a flat surface, later in life after Jackson would have had more practice signing things. The ball was most likely signed in the presence of other players and Joe would have rushed that. The book on the other hand was probably signed at home with Katie's help. From the dozen or so folks that I have had conversations with over the years about asking Joe for an autograph, he always told them to leave the item with him (saying he was too busy to sign at the moment) and to come back tomorrow and pick the item up. Most of these things (mostly balls) where autographed at home by Katie that night and Joe took them back to the liquor store the next day for the person to pick up. The book being a flat item and depending on who it was for, Joe may have signed the item himself if it was for a close friend or as a favor to a friend...who knows....I'm making up scenarios here, but you get my drift, there is enough reasonable doubt in my mind and from what I am seeing in the images I have been sent....that if I owned the book.....I'd be forensically testing it to rule out that part of it. For me, this book is just another mystery about Joe Jackson that we will probably never know the truth about. But it's fun trying to figure it out.
Mike Official Historian The Shoeless Joe Jackson Virtual Hall of Fame Web Site http://www.blackbetsy.com/ Home of the Joe Jackson model Louisville Slugger baseball bat offer. The voice said "Build it and they will come".........and they have!!!!! |
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Mrs. Jackson NEVER signed "Shoeess Joe Jackson"
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