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Old 03-22-2015, 01:14 PM
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I love the Helen Keller
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Old 03-22-2015, 01:26 PM
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should've asked him where he was so you'd be on the next flight in the morning and if he can pick u up from the airport for an in-person deal.
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Old 03-22-2015, 01:26 PM
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Rich, you should ask him his selling price.
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Old 03-22-2015, 02:43 PM
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Reminds me of a guy selling cards at a flea market in Webster Florida last weekend. He had Goudy, Sporting News, and Carmel cards, so to speak. I had sun glesses on and could see there were issues with the cards. I looked closer and asked him, if they were reprints, because they didn't say on the cards. He said "They're baseball cards." I told him they look like reprints and he said "What are you an expert?" I said yes and walked away. What a jerk. I was asking a legit question. They were not just reprints, they were counterfeit.
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Old 03-22-2015, 03:17 PM
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Have to appreciate that he tried his craft at Presidents Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt. Did he already sell his Shoeless Joe auto?
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The Connie Mack doesn't look too bad. Yes? No?
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I thought the exact same.... Mack somehow looks good!
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Old 03-22-2015, 05:05 PM
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Old 03-22-2015, 07:39 PM
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Default #2 pencil
The funniest thing about these is that 99% of them are in pencil!!! All very similar cuts in the same pencil. I guess he got confused on what pens to use for different eras and went with the old stand-by.....the #2 pencil!!!

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Old 03-22-2015, 05:46 PM
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The Connie Mack doesn't look too bad. Yes? No?
I was laughing too hard to focus on all of them but you may be right. I have seen many Mack sigs. on similar looking cards. This one may be good. Usually the guys that sell good/bad put in more then one good one though .
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I wonder if you put all the white pieces of paper next to each other, if you could reassemble the full sheet before he cut it up!
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I love the Helen Keller
That was my favorite one as well!
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The more I looked, the more I laughed.

Thanks for the laugh!

(Had the Helen Keller been the last one... I would've lost it.)
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Didn't happen to have a Genghis Khan did he? Been looking for one in ballpoint to mat with a 8x10 glossy.
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Didn't happen to have a Genghis Khan did he? Been looking for one in ballpoint to mat with a 8x10 glossy.
You woulda been out of luck, all the sigs are in pencil.
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Didn't happen to have a Genghis Khan did he? Been looking for one in ballpoint to mat with a 8x10 glossy.
Ok, this legit just made me laugh out loud. I think Coach's Corner had one for sale last month.

They also had a 'J. Christ' on a stone tablet. The Ch blend looked a bit off to me, otherwise I would have bid.
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Ok, this legit just made me laugh out loud. I think Coach's Corner had one for sale last month.

They also had a 'J. Christ' on a stone tablet. The Ch blend looked a bit off to me, otherwise I would have bid.
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That was my favorite one as well!
Even though Helen had none of the 'advantages' I have, her signature was much better than mine is these days.

She was just lucky she never had to sign one of those credit card terminals with the plastic pens.
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Good one!

With the technology we have these days, how is it even possible to have a machine that "uglifies" our signatures so badly? They can plant a GPS tracking device in a dog's head, but they can't replicate a simple signature?

In retrospect, Helen Keller had it pretty good
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