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Old 08-26-2022, 01:43 PM
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The only thing weirder than buying a man's dentures is buying fake dentures that weren't even used by that man.
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The only thing weirder than buying a man's dentures is buying fake dentures that weren't even used by that man.
At least they aren't NFT dentures!

And it looks like Peter Nash wrote the introduction. There isn't a lesser credible person I know of, although some of what he says is probably true. As Mike O'Keefe once told me, to paraphrase, 1/3 is true, 1/3 is false and 1/3 is completely made up. Pick and choose.

That said, I have no reason to believe The Ty Cobb Museum isn't 100% credible.

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Old 08-26-2022, 02:24 PM
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Hope you have better luck with SCP listening to you than I have had so far in reference to a down right fantasy piece they continue to represent as 1930s.
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I thought in Cooperstown Hall...there was false teeth of a pre war HOF'er..??
or maybe it was his smoking pipe ??
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This thread is a mouthful.
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Default Update of SCP Auctions listing of Ty Cobb''s Dentures

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Hope you have better luck with SCP listening to you than I have had so far in reference to a down right fantasy piece they continue to represent as 1930s.
SCP Auctions did modify their description of the dentures to remove reference to Ty Cobb Museum as it requested. But, unlike Goldin Auctions last year, they did not remove the dentures from the auction. Instead, they put up the receipt of loan that the owner got from the Cooperstown Hall of Fame Museum as proof of provenance.

https://catalog.scpauctions.com/TY_C...-LOT52366.aspx
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Hope you have better luck with SCP listening to you than I have had so far in reference to a down right fantasy piece they continue to represent as 1930s.
Was it one of these perhaps?

https://catalog.scpauctions.com/1939...-LOT51777.aspx

https://catalog.scpauctions.com/PAIR...-LOT52455.aspx

https://catalog.scpauctions.com/1930...-LOT52460.aspx
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A lot of money for something that wasn't even game used.
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Within a day or two of the auction opening I sent questions on several of the advertising pieces that didnt have dimensions in the listings. I was getting responses within the hour from Dillon Kohler saying he was sorry the sizes weren't posted and he provided them to me on each piece I had inquired about. I checked the fantasy Gehrig Ken Wel piece over the next couple of days to see if they were going to at least let viewers know this is a fantasy piece as opposed to their 1930s notation only. My email to tell Dillon it was not authentic and only a fantasy piece, as opposed to a reproduction(with net54 link where this was discussed) was met with crickets.

Within the last week the wording......
"This sign is often reproduced but this is the ORIGINAL version of a very popular sign featuring the Lou Gehrig model glove."
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Within a day or two of the auction opening I sent questions on several of the advertising pieces that didnt have dimensions in the listings. I was getting responses within the hour from Dillon Kohler saying he was sorry the sizes weren't posted and he provided them to me on each piece I had inquired about. I checked the fantasy Gehrig Ken Wel piece over the next couple of days to see if they were going to at least let viewers know this is a fantasy piece as opposed to their 1930s notation only. My email to tell Dillon it was not authentic and only a fantasy piece, as opposed to a reproduction(with net54 link where this was discussed) was met with crickets.

Within the last week the wording......
"This sign is often reproduced but this is the ORIGINAL version of a very popular sign featuring the Lou Gehrig model glove."
So they disagree with the assessment of our members. Interesting.
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