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Antiquities now on Ebay with TONS of fake autographs (nicely framed of course)
Here is a terrible forged PRINCE signed lyrics / signature display not even close.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Prince-Handwritten-and-Signed-Lyrics-1999-w...
The infamous company located at Ceasars Palace is now on Ebay trying to peddle their fakes.
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Permalink Reply by BallroomDays67 on
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There was another eBay account that was also offering a number of items with a COA from Antiquities (it's actually the San Francisco location). I asked the store manager about it when he was here and he claimed that Antiquities doesn't sell on eBay and that he would look into it. He hasn't said anything further about it.
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Permalink Reply by Samuel John Clifford on
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I can't remember the exact eBay ID but I believe it was "great-style-deals" or something along the lines of that.
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It was "great-deal-style". Here's what the Sales Manager at Antiquities, SF had to say about it:
Reply by Scott Pernice on
No, I actually don't know who that is. We don't have an EBay sellers account at all. Is there anything on there still at all that I can check out?
Reply by Scott Pernice on
Thank you for sharing this. It's weird because a few of those items I know where they are. It's almost as though someone is pulling photos off of our website and posting them to try and sell them. For example. That Jimi Hendrix acoustic guitar was on our wall on consignment. It is currently in storage and not for sale. Nor did it ever sell. I'm investigating this and I'll update what I find out.
Now I see some of the same items listed under this other eBay ID, and the following is included in the auction description:
You can contact us to provide you with additional assurance we are a legitimate seller and business. We have 2 stores and have been selling for over 30 years. Our stores are located in San Francisco and Las Vegas in the Caesars Palace Forum Shops.
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Permalink Reply by Rich on
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He's on RACC now, asking questions like the complete novice he is. I'm blown away they're talking that position with him after all the damage that company has caused.
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Permalink Reply by Julie Schirmer on
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what is RACC?..
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Real Autograph Collectors Club. https://www.facebook.com/groups/realautographcollectorsclub/?fref=nf
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Thank you!
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Antiquities was ripped to shreds on that group page, and the page has since been removed and he's being allowed to ask questions. Sorry, but I'm not liking that. Guy needs to focus on doing the right thing in repairing damage from the past. No just looking forward. He's completely incompetent and has no business being in this hobby at all.
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Oh my god, I've seen some of the members there post their messages with them on there. It's so laughable. LOL!
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Permalink Reply by wascher on
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That is like me allowing Erick McKay to stay on this forum to ask questions. "What does everyone think of this one?" (same exact type questions). People who don't realize its a forger (or forgery seller) then say what they don't like about it (and of course they correct whatever error is made) Why are they allowing a known seller of forgeries stay on the group?
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Permalink Reply by CJCollector on
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Ebay seller Jiressle-0 writes "We typically use GFA or AAU for our forensic authentication."
Rocchi and Drew Max.
Two peas that belong in the same pod.
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