....be very afraid. Here's another one:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Walter-Johns...item53ece62168
It didn't sell, so of course he did what anyone would do with an item that didn't attract a bid, he relisted it with a doubled minimum:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=251063342854
You'd think they'd at least be smart enough to float one of these at a time, but then who said crooks are smart?
The autographs themselves are scary good, all the more reason to be really careful who you buy from. Few collectors are in a position to try to decide whether these are genuine Johnsons or not. That's why you want a Keating (my pal, for full disclosure), Simon, Corcoran, Albersheim, etc, to give their blessing first. The two big guys know their stuff, too, but I'd feel better knowing that one of the well-regarded "little guys" has actually judged it for himself rather than an employee. One big red flag for me is always a generic item from the right time period, like these, instead of a baseball item. I wouldn't touch them with a ten-foot pole.