Once again this proves how easy it it to sell forgeries.

Check out the below forged Mickey Mantle on a baseball with the "inscription" HOF 74 sold by Ebay seller Jrzeke998z08 for a whopping $402.50.

Not only that, the dopey forger penned it on a Budig baseball.

If this was authentic, myself and a dozen other autograph collectors would have bid this over $1,000.00.

Does the buyer of the below forged Mickey Mantle baseball really think they purchased an authentic Mickey Mantle autographed baseball with the inscription HOF 74 for $402.50!!!

This is why selling forgeries on Ebay is so easy with Ebay so heavily-populated with delusional autograph collectors and impulse buyers.

The below is a typical and common Mantle forgery that I have exposed hundreds of times.

Here is that forged Mickey Mantle baseball sold by Ebay seller Jrzeke998z08 $402.50.

Not only that, the dopey forger penned it on a Budig baseball.

Worthless COA.

Ebay seller Jrzeke998z08 also sold the below forged Mickey Mantle baseball with the inscription "536 Hrs" on a 1994 World Series baseball.

If authentic, it would have sold for between $1,500 and $2,500, but it sold for a whopping $217.50.

Ebay seller Jrzeke998z08 also sold the below forged Joe DiMaggio baseball for a whopping $207.50.

Does the buyer of this garbage really think they purchased an authentic Joe DiMaggio autographed baseball with the inscription "HOF 55" for a $207.50.

Seriously!!!