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None of their stuff seems to be authenticated except by some guy Morales. They seem legit but this is strange to me. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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Thank You so much! I must be living in a cave!RiceLynnEvans75 said:
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Thank You
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Sports Collectors Digest dropped them from advertising their auction in their magazine(paper).
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They are far, far from legit. Thats why their Lou Gehrig autographed jersey's sell for $300, LMAO!!!
Their main "authenticator" Christopher Morales is on Ebay's and every other major auction houses lists of banned authenticators, which basically means you can't sell items on Ebay (and other auction houses) that have a Morales COA.
Check out this "authentic" 1932 Yankees team signed ball that is up on Roaches Corner right now....
http://www.myccsa.com/Lot.aspx?LotID=263432
Even the most newest hobbyist can see that the Ruth and Gehrig autos look very questionable, hell imo all the autos on this ball look like they were signed by the same person, lol.
If this incredibly "clean" ball was authenticated by a reputable authenticator (like PSA/JSA etc.) and in a major auction house it would sell for over $10K++, but watch this auction and it will sell for only $500-$600, an incredible steal!!
I have no idea how these guys get away with what they do??
