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Old 11-17-2011, 02:12 PM
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Another auction, another lovely bunch of vintage balls marred with ink...
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This is starting to piss me off, at first I thought it was comical, but now I'm realizing these tards are ruining vintage baseballs that are becoming more and more scarce for collectors like myself.
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Old 11-17-2011, 03:02 PM
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This beauty is from Scott Malack and Lee Trythall of Coach's Corner Auctions after they had a private signing and "Meet & Greet" with Charles Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart and Orville Wright. This private signing was titled "Meet The Pilots." Of course, Christopher Morales, Forensic Investigator, was on hand to "authenticate" the signatures.

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Old 11-17-2011, 03:09 PM
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This one you have to read. Part of the item description reads "Both Chris Morales and William Tell (Frank Garo) have staked their reputations on authenticity here." Now that's too funny.

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From the same private signing ..Man, those two authenticators musta been busy
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Lot 79 is interesting in that Chief got some kinda medal from the Mohawk tribe. But, he was a Chippewa..

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Is ANYTHING real in these auctions?

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This one you have to read. Part of the item description reads "Both Chris Morales and William Tell (Frank Garo) have staked their reputations on authenticity here." Now that's too funny.

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Oops! Looks like Babe forgot how to spell his name for a minute, but quickly corrected it. I'm not sure that the ink is even dry on this crock of shit yet...
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Oops! Looks like Babe forgot how to spell his name for a minute, but quickly corrected it. I'm not sure that the ink is even dry on this crock of shit yet...
I like how it's signed "To my Pal"... The Babe normally would include the "Pal's" name in his salutation. How convenient for potential bidders that he left this one generic? Or maybe he simply couldn't spell his Pal's name, either...
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Another ugly offering by Scott Malack and Lee Trythall of Coach's Corner Auctions. I would love to see Christopher Morales' database of exemplars.

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I like how it's signed "To my Pal"... The Babe normally would include the "Pal's" name in his salutation. How convenient for potential bidders that he left this one generic? Or maybe he simply couldn't spell his Pal's name, either...
That's so you can request whose name is to be filled in for convenient Christmas gifting...
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I like how it's signed "To my Pal"... The Babe normally would include the "Pal's" name in his salutation. How convenient for potential bidders that he left this one generic? Or maybe he simply couldn't spell his Pal's name, either...
Here's how he'd do it:

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I like how it's signed "To my Pal"... The Babe normally would include the "Pal's" name in his salutation. How convenient for potential bidders that he left this one generic? Or maybe he simply couldn't spell his Pal's name, either...
This will be corrected later to tell you that it is a made to order special, which CC only runs before Christmas.
Whoever wins the piece can have their name placed on it, in script which vaguely, very vaguely, resembles Babe Ruth'sw handwriting.
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This beauty is from Scott Malack and Lee Trythall of Coach's Corner Auctions after they had a private signing and "Meet & Greet" with Charles Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart and Orville Wright. This private signing was titled "Meet The Pilots." Of course, Christopher Morales, Forensic Investigator, was on hand to "authenticate" the signatures.

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At least they spelled "Orville" correctly this time. Last month it was spelled "Orvill" and I was hysterical about it. Maybe they read my post on here and corrected it this time around!
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