Coach's Corner Lee Trythall Babe Ruth Forgery Fake

[smotan_02]

Amazing, almost EXACTLY two years later he wrote the exact same letter. It is nearly word for word. What a bunch of trash.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by smotan_02

Amazing, almost EXACTLY two years later he wrote the exact same letter. It is nearly word for word. What a bunch of trash.

For their next trick they'll auction off one almost exactly like those two dated 1866.

[thebigtrain]

Here is an authentic telegram mssg Lincoln wrote that same day:

http://lincolntelegrams.com/telegram...h18_1864-2.jpg

Guess Abe must have run out of his "Executive Mansion" stationary later that day whilst penning the CC item, and had to hand-write his own letterhead LOL.

[David Atkatz]

Actually, Lincoln hand-wrote "Executive Mansion" on plain paper quite a bit.

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

For their next trick they'll auction off one almost exactly like those two dated 1866.

Why not ? .
They have done many things in the past as stupid as a Lincoln letter from 1866.

[frankbmd]

"To Tell The Truth" ran from 1956-1968 on the boob tube. I can't recall if Abe Lincoln was ever on that show, but two thirds of their panels were imposters. Wasn't CC founded in 1969????

[thetruthisoutthere]

Here's another beauty listed by Lee Trythall & Scott Malack of Coach's Corner Auctions.

It's a Joe DiMaggio/Marilyn Monroe signed baseball. Lee Trythall writes "It has sold already for $90,000 at auction....." Hey, Lee, are you writing that this specific baseball sold for $90,000 elsewhere? Can you prove that and show us where, Lee?

As we can see, this baseball is "authenticated" by Chris I Never Saw An Autograph I Didn't Like Morales. Whoever signed this baseball, it must have taken them at least an hour to finish it.

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[RichardSimon]

The forger of this baseball must have thought that Joe and Marilyn enjoyed the missionary position.
Another fugly piece of crap,,just look at the tremors and stiffness in the signatures, CC is doing some job this month.
What is the matter Lee, your excellent quality control department not up to its usual standards?
But I got a buck that says this ball winds up in some glitzy shopping mall shop.

[mschwade]

Originally Posted by RichardSimon

The forger of this baseball must have thought that Joe and Marilyn enjoyed the missionary position.
Another fugly piece of crap,, CC is doing some job this month.
But I got a buck that says this ball winds up in some glitzy shopping mall shop.

And the worst part is there are unsuspecting people that window shop at those malls like my mom 20 years ago that thought she was the best daughter ever and bought my grandma a signed ball of her favorite baseball player Mickey Mantle. Fast forward 20 years... Whoops, sorry, no good.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by frankbmd

"To Tell The Truth" ran from 1956-1968 on the boob tube. I can't recall if Abe Lincoln was ever on that show, but two thirds of their panels were imposters. Wasn't CC founded in 1969????

There is a video on youtube of a 1950s game show where a person had to give clues to celebrities and they had to guess what the person was noted for...there was an old man there that was the last person alive to witness the Lincoln assassination.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_iq5yzJ-Dk

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

There is a video on youtube of a 1950s game show where a person had to give clues to celebrities and they had to guess what the person was noted for...there was an old man there that was the last person alive to witness the Lincoln assassination.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_iq5yzJ-Dk

Imagine such a show now, with Lee as the "celebrity" giving clues as to what he was noted for .