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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Old-TY-COBB-Aut ... 256ddd4c64
...anyone really believe this is good??? :lol: :lol: :lol:
...anyone really believe this is good??? :lol: :lol: :lol:
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This made me laugh- horrific Ty Cobb forgery......
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"Scan Looks Brighter & Whiter than Actual Off-White, Aged Card"........hmmmm, because it really is a modern index card. Why not post a picture of the actual off-white, aged card ?? ::facepalm:: ::facepalm:: ::facepalm::
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Sad that they actually have an offer on it. ::facepalm::
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LOL! like Cobb had any friends!
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69MetsFan said:
.......since it's worthless, stupid seller missed out......
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:lol: :lol:
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the problem with signed 3X5 cards is they are very cheap, and a con and keep trying and trying until he gets one close to good, unlike if the con were signing a pre1960 baseball, photo, or card etc.
with that said this one is not too bad
, its just too slow, too new looking, plus the fact that its his check signing name is on a fan mail 3X5.............
full name with middle initial was almost always used for checks, not fan mail
with that said this one is not too bad
, its just too slow, too new looking, plus the fact that its his check signing name is on a fan mail 3X5.............full name with middle initial was almost always used for checks, not fan mail
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Beat me to the punch, E! :lol:ThoseBackPages said:
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fkw said:the problem with signed 3X5 cards is they are very cheap, and a con and keep trying and trying until he gets one close to good, unlike if the con were signing a pre1960 baseball, photo, or card etc. with that said this one is not too bad
full name with middle initial was almost always used for checks, not fan mail
...great info.....this seller actually had this listed last week and was touting that this was signed in Cobb's typical green ink. I immediately thought it looked like a very bad fake so all attempts at justifying it's authenticity just makes me laugh.
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"Curious Goods" was the name of the antiques store in the "Friday the 13th" TV series.
Maybe the "autograph" is cursed by a deal with the devil!!! :twisted:
Little known fact, Normie.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friday_the ... The_Series
Maybe the "autograph" is cursed by a deal with the devil!!! :twisted:
Little known fact, Normie.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friday_the ... The_Series
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