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earlywynnfan 08-12-2012 12:06 AM

AACS now selling Burczyk autos!
 
http://auction.aacsautographs.com/Bi...n_uid1=2652905

They have a bunch of top-end photos with autos authenticated by Nick Burczyk. Sad!

Ken

Deertick 08-12-2012 01:42 AM

"A fantastic collectible piece! Collectibles make perfect gifts and are also a great liquid investment that always appreciate in value."

Nice

RichardSimon 08-12-2012 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by earlywynnfan (Post 1025077)
http://auction.aacsautographs.com/Bi...n_uid1=2652905

They have a bunch of top-end photos with autos authenticated by Nick Burczyk. Sad!

Ken

This one is right out of the Twilight Zone (with all due respect to Rod Serling).
A man who most likely never looked at an autograph in his life is brought back to life by an organization that was selling garbage. Then he is buried by all the bad publicity, much of which came from Net54. Then miraculously he is brought to life again by another organization.
Frankenstein lives.

thetruthisoutthere 08-12-2012 07:56 AM

AACS Autographs Mickey Mantle Forgery Nicholas Burczyk
 
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jgmp123 08-12-2012 08:00 AM

$47 for a DiMaggio and Wlliams signed photo...what a deal!!:eek:

RichardSimon 08-12-2012 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by jgmp123 (Post 1025135)
$47 for a DiMaggio and Wlliams signed photo...what a deal!!:eek:

And it is a 5x7,, the favorite size photo of all show promoters and all those who paid those guys a fortune for private signings :D.
I can only imagine that photo being presented to DiMaggio to sign at a show. "get the f--- out of here, I ain't signing that crap."

shelly 08-12-2012 04:28 PM

I do have to say they have updated the cert. The old ones used to have the same day and year on every piece. That would have meant that he did one every second for the full 24 hrs and I don't think that even that could have covered just how many pieces his loa's where on.

Wymers Auction 08-14-2012 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by shelly (Post 1025316)
I do have to say they have updated the cert. The old ones used to have the same day and year on every piece. That would have meant that he did one every second for the full 24 hrs and I don't think that even that could have covered just how many pieces his loa's where on.

I once saw a COA that stated it was an in person witnessed signature of Charles Darwin who died in 1882.

Exhibitman 08-14-2012 04:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Wymers Auction (Post 1025803)
I once saw a COA that stated it was an in person witnessed signature of Charles Darwin who died in 1882.

Don't come in here with that newfangled math stuff; we're Americans, we don't let science get in the way of a good story.


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