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Old 05-29-2009, 05:39 PM
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Default Any witch authenticator out there?
I see Coach's Corner has a item in lot 425 of some witch's item. Where do you find an authenticator on that. Witch's-R-Us? It just keeps getting more bizarre and better all the time.
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Old 05-30-2009, 06:59 AM
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And their historical knowledge is as strong as their forgery skills. Witches were hanged in Salem, Mass not Boston.

(witches were hanged, thank you Bob Lemke)
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Old 05-30-2009, 08:06 AM
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It's not easy knowing which witch is witch or is that witch witch is witch or????
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Old 05-30-2009, 08:35 AM
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I see C.C. also has another Beatles album signed by all 4 guys. Must be an endless supply cause they have one in almost every auction.
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That rug will go great with my John the Baptist's shower curtains!
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Old 05-30-2009, 01:30 PM
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You can always use this Ruth jersey as a nice bath towel and this baseball looks like copper wiring that has been introduced to that Chinese drywall that has been making people sick. A baseball signed nicely by two legends...Joe Jackson and Frank Chance.
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Couldn't they at least see fit to unroll it and remove it from the baggie, for the photograph? If that thing actually gets a bid, there are some pretty trusting souls out there...
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Good one CS. Thanks for the laugh. Most excellent!!!
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Couldn't they at least see fit to unroll it and remove it from the baggie, for the photograph? If that thing actually gets a bid, there are some pretty trusting souls out there...
In all honesty I would call anyone who bid on that lot something besides a trusting soul.
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But it's worth "many a hundred at least." Freaking awesome.
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THREE figures?
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THREE figures?
FIVE!!! (If you count the two after the decimal!)
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I can't wait until a lot is described as being worth one figure. At least then there would be some truth to it.
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I can't wait until a lot is described as being worth one figure. At least then there would be some truth to it.

The lots are worth two figures, Jodi.
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Couldn't they at least see fit to unroll it and remove it from the baggie, for the photograph? If that thing actually gets a bid, there are some pretty trusting souls out there...

What, and ruin the minty pack fresh smell?


Probably has some clever saying on it, like:


"My Mom and Dad got burned as witches and all I got was this stupid mat!"
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