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Ebay Seller Kellertr3 Sells Forged Signed Mickey Mantle Baseball COA Mail Order Concepts

This once again proves just how easy it is to sell forgeries on EBay.

The below forged Mickey Mantle baseball was listed and sold by Ebay seller Kellertr3 for whopping $150.00.

This is a common Mickey Mantle forgery from the 1990's that was mass-produced in the thousands.

Shop At Home sold hundreds of this-style Mickey Mantle forgery back in the 1990's.

What a waste of $150.00.

Does the buyer of this garbage really think they purchased an authentic Mickey Mantle autographed baseball for $150.00.

Also, no one sells an authentic Mickey Mantle autographed baseball for $150.00.

It is not surprising that more forgeries are sold on EBay on any given day than authentic autographs.

Forgeries are an easy sell on EBay because Ebay is heavily-populated with delusional autograph buyers and impulse buyers.

And Ebay, of course, has profited big-time from the sales of forgeries for the past twenty years.

I will continue to expose Ebay sellers of forgeries.

This crap continues to infect our hobby and devalue the authentic autograph collections of true collectors.

Here is that forged Mickey Mantle baseball sold by Ebay seller Kellertr3.

I have yet to observe any authentic autographs with a COA from Mail Order Concepts.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mickey-Mantle-Autographed-Baseball-with-CO...

Worthless COA from Mail Order Concepts.

Forged Mantle baseball. Worthless COA.

Forged 500 Homerun Club baseball with a worthless COA from Mail Oder Concepts.

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Permalink Reply by James McCay on December 23, 2018 at 10:31am

MAIL ORDER CONCEPTS, MAIL ORDER COLLECTIBLES are both Tim Flatt (the guy who bankrupted Signature Rookies then STOLE thousands of the most expensive redemption autos owed to US).

Tim Flatt never sold an authentic autograph in HIS LIFE by Mail Order! I fully investigated him in 1998-99. He stated that any item will be sent with a Forensic Document Examiner LOA for an extra $20. NO LEGITIMATE PROFESSIONAL FDE CHARGES ONLY $20 FOR A LOA!!! Plus I was a fully trained FDE by late 1999, and looked through over a dozen all paper Mail Order Concepts flyer booklets (either in PA or OK), or Mail Order Collectibles and everything was OBVIOUSLY FAKE!

I caught up to Tim Flatt in 2000 after I stopped him from selling by Mail Order in 1999 and scared the life out of him (after I became friends with Tim Fitzsimmons Lead Agent in Operation Bullpen).