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Ebay Seller Iconsandlegendscollectibles Mickey Mantle Ted Williams Autographed Baseball Forgery Sold For $255.00

Check out these ugly Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams forgeries that recently sold on Ebay.

These putrid-looking Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams forgeries on a baseball was listed and sold by Ebay seller Iconsandlegendscollectibles for $255.00.

These two Mickey Mantle & Ted Williams forgeries easily makes "The Ugliest Mickey Mantle/Ted Williams Forgeries That Sold On Ebay" this week.

Who in their right mind would bid on crap like this?

Ebay seller Iconsandlegendscollectibles writes "Will purchase back if it doesn't pass authentication."

We already know that both PSA and JSA would deem these Mickey Mantle & Ted Williams signatures forgeries.

Ebay continues, as they have for the past twenty years, to profit from the sales of forgeries.

Millions of dollars in the pockets of Ebay from the sales of forgeries.

Ebay sellers of forgeries know their forgeries will sell on Ebay because that's the primary site where wannabe autograph collectors purchase their forgeries.

Here is that set of Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams forgeries on a baseball sold by Ebay seller Iconsandlegendscollectibles for $255.00.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/AUTHENTIC-MLB-RAWLING-SIGNED-2-AUTOGRAPHS-M...

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Permalink Reply by J on May 18, 2014 at 1:46am

Tons of autographs Jackie?? Tons of fakes.

Thanks for the laugh though :)

I love where u say your friend got it for you and got out of the business because it was corrupt.....yet he sold you these fakes. HA HA HA HA

I know your balls and autographs are fake and worthless but the comedy in your ramblings is priceless!!

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Permalink Reply by Carl Ryan on May 18, 2014 at 2:54am

It really is funny Jarrod, especially the part about the corruption in the business, lol. Have you bothered to google search GFA Jackie????

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Permalink Reply by Jackie Gomez on May 18, 2014 at 6:10am

You are absolutely right. But......my life is not sitting on the computer and making false statements about people. If I sell anything and it doesn't pass PSA I give a refund. No problem there and that's not fraud. So now I am off to take my kids to soccer games and plan tonight's dinner. Not going to be on here no more. This is why bully's win. But I am one who does not care. You can talk all you like because I won't be on here anymore. Good luck guys with your battle.

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Permalink Reply by Ian Baldock on May 18, 2014 at 3:34pm

Yes Jackie and you lost this battle. Another one down in flames. No class.

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Permalink Reply by CJCollector on May 18, 2014 at 6:25am

First, I want to say "Thank you for all of the nice compliments." I would never consider myself an expert. We are all quite knowledgeable about autographs, but as we all know it's a never-ending learning process. That's what makes our hobby so great; not only to own the autographs we love, but the fact that we learn something new about autographs every week.

This particular thread is about two ugly Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams forgeries. These forgeries were penned by amateur forgers. They are obvious forgeries. These are no-brainer forgeries.

As for GFA (Guaranteed Forensic Authenticators), I have yet to see ONE AUTOGRAPH with their COA that is authentic. Not one.

Think about the name of the aforementioned "authentication" company; Guaranteed Forensic Authenticators.

These "Forensic" people (Drew Max, Chris Morales, & Steve Rocchi) are a bad joke when it comes to authenticating autographs.

This says it all about GFA:

http://live.autographmagazine.com/forum/topics/mickey-mantle-autogr...

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Permalink Reply by terrier8HOF on May 18, 2014 at 11:45am

But Chris. We can't tell a forgery from a photograph. We have to remember that.

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Permalink Reply by CJCollector on May 18, 2014 at 12:20pm

Terrier, that way cracked me up.

Amazing, too, that some "Forensic Authenticators" who claim they forensically examine each and every autograph, continue to "authenticate" autographs that are embedded on paper that was produced ten years after Mickey Mantle passed away.