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Permalink Reply by Fuddjcal on March 28, 2015 at 9:04am

"I've seen a fake purchase order of a large quantity of Scoreboard inventory....copy of course. Also saw poor generic looking copies of player exclusive contracts supposedly received from Scoreboard records during a bankruptcy sale where a tractor trailer of inventory was purchased." 

I think we've all seen the one  (contract) signed by Mickey Mantle. The funny thing is, it has a legitimate Mantle signature LOL. Not the same style of the forgery fakes we are discussing.

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Permalink Reply by Rick Meyer on March 28, 2015 at 9:13am

That was the one he didn't have. Go figure. Saw one for Nolan Ryan and the other I don't remember. May have been Griffey Jr but not positive. Only had page 3 of both with the copied signatures. Pages 1 and 2 were nowhere to be found. Things looked like they had been copied hundreds of times. Quality if copy was so bad. Was ridiculous.

Hard part is these guys tell these stories with so much conviction it almost gives you the impression they believe their own BS.

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Permalink Reply by Fuddjcal on March 28, 2015 at 9:39am

"I've seen a fake purchase order of a large quantity of Scoreboard inventory....copy of course. Also saw poor generic looking copies of player exclusive contracts supposedly received from Scoreboard"

Here's the Mantle contract  for posterity sake that accompanies so many fakes. Notice the style of Mantle signature on this contract does not look anything like the forgeries that accompany them.

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Permalink Reply by GraphingMlb on March 28, 2015 at 12:38pm

Would these be the Contract and PO you were talking about rick?1

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Permalink Reply by Rick Meyer on March 28, 2015 at 12:56pm

Yes. The top two were shown to me by AtAuction. Was pretty sure it was Griffey Jr. The others I hadn't seen before.

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Permalink Reply by tony podsada on March 28, 2015 at 1:52am

7531 NW 47th Ave, Coconut Creek, Fl 33973. You are welcome at any time, as long as you make an appointment. I never hide Ken I have invited to meet with you several times and you have ignored me. I will ask you one Question though. Why were you escorted out of Scoreboard by armed guards and WHY was Scoreboard suing you right after and yes I have a copy of that suit as well. Inclusive of how you ordered the former printer of the CLASSIC CARD Co. to remanufacture the SHAQ Rookie Cards and you were selling them LATE AT NIGHT on the various cable networks. If you want to throw stones, I have a large pile. Interesting how you would have a print out of the Inventory of the bankrupt Scoreboard Inv.. Unless you were also bidding on it, along with others to purchase it, inclusive of myself and B&J Collectibles. Too bad we were both outbid ! Oh and by the way they only had 20 Mantles because I had the rest. Thanks for helping me make a point. Looking foreward to hearing from Jack Cordosa, hope you can get your former brother-in-law Barry to talk as well. I'm sure he would have a lot to say about America Memorabilia and how they acquired all their inventory. Oh that's right he got it from his partners, Ken Goldin & Paul Goldin, Buying up all that inventory that Scoreboard was writing off their taxes, claiming that they were "DAMAGED". Oh yea I even have copies of the faxes between Barry and MFP requesting us to make product for Americana Memorabilia, so that they could compete with the Scoreboard, So much info so little space.

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Permalink Reply by Ken Goldin on March 28, 2015 at 6:29am

Americana memorabilia was a disclosed company in every annual report during its existence from 1990-93 as a company run by the son in law of the paul goldin. It was disclosed in every public document and was used to market to home shopping network because they wouldn't do diret business with score board since score board sold product to QVC. All American memorabilia sales went thru score board and the profits went to score board . In fact the numbers and amount of sales were disclosed in every 10k while it existed
Barry bookman, Rick wasserman, jack Cardozo, herb dubler, are all around and I am in contact with all of them. Armed guards? You serious? I resigned and had multiple contract offers to try to get me to stay. I look forward to seeing you in Florida as I will visit.
everyone here knows who you are, what you stand for, and what you have done and still do in the past 30 years. I was contacted that you are posting here and asked to post historical facts, which I have done. I wont get into a debate with a madman who will sit behind the computer endlessly and lie. I will. However, see you in person and we can discuss this and you can show me all your documents

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Permalink Reply by Fuddjcal on March 28, 2015 at 9:09am

"Americana memorabilia was a disclosed company in every annual report during its existence from 1990-93 as a company run by the son in law of the paul goldin. It was disclosed in every public document and was used to market to home shopping network because they wouldn't do diret business with score board since score board sold product to QVC. All American memorabilia sales went thru score board and the profits went to score board "

AND isn't it funny that Items that bear the legitimate American Memorabilia Certification are authentic and bear NO RESEMBLANCE to the dime store phonies we have been discussing.

That's the point here. I understand there are 2 sides to your stories, but the autographs don't lie. Simple as that PERIOD 

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Permalink Reply by Ken Goldin on March 27, 2015 at 6:14pm

here you go forum

"court documents"

Attachments: No photo uploads here

• tpdocument.pdf, 283 KB

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Permalink Reply by NJDeepThroat on May 9, 2015 at 5:20pm

Ken,

After reading this document I am convinced of Mr. Podsada's questionable activities. We have met when Tony and I delivered plaques to Scoreboard for the very first time.  You father seemed very nice as did you and Berto. I had worked for Tony for a while and many questions had always flashed through my mind.  for example he had a 500 Home Run Club plaque signed by all members as of 1989.  Now how he got Ruth among others who were deceased always blew my mind as either very lucky or very convenient.  I was under the impression anything made for Scoreboard was signed stuff supplied by Scoreboard that Tony had us mount by I had no knowledge of anything.   The plaque hardware was supplied by Freeman Products to which they were getting upset with money still owed and so I know Tony was under pressure.  I don't have evidence from my employ with Tony but autographs were plentiful which always left questions for me.  How he got Mark Koneig for the "Murderers Row" plaque makes me wonder.  The stuff he gave me is probably not worth anything based on this document.  Sorry to hear that this happened to him but these are his actions.  Sorry to hear about your dad and hope you are well.  I'd rather not say who i am but Tony would know and I'd rather keep it this way. 

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Permalink Reply by Steve Cyrkin, Admin on May 11, 2015 at 3:55pm

Welcome, NJD,

It sounds like you still have signed pieces Tony Podsada gave you. Would you mind uploading them?

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Permalink Reply by NJDeepThroat on May 12, 2015 at 4:45am

Yeah Steve sure ive me some time as i have three items.  

Phil Rizzuto plaque

Billy Martin plaque

Murderer's Row plaque

Regards,

Art S@@gi

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