Learned everything I needed to know about the "new" Ken Goldin back when Goldin Auctions started up. In the first, or one of the first, auctions, there were multiple autographed baseball jerseys that were represented as authentic MLB jerseys that were autographed. Every last jersey was a counterfeit - the jersey not necessarily the autograph. I contacted Goldin and was told, essentially, that they were selling the autograph, not the jersey, and they didn't have the time to police whether the jersey was legitimate or not.
Sure thing Kenny. Bootleg material is bootleg material.
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