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Ebay Seller Spensanf Mickey Mantle Autographed Baseball Forgery Sold For $213.47

Here's another Mickey Mantle forgery on a baseball that recently sold on Ebay.

The below ugly Mickey Mantle ugly forgery on a baseball was listed and sold by Ebay seller Spensanf for $213.47

An Ebay wannabe autograph collector paid $213.47 for this putrid-looking Mickey Mantle forgery.

Ebay continues to profit from the sales of forgeries like the below Mickey Mantle forgery sold by Ebay seller Spensanf.

Ebay sellers of forgeries know that Ebay is the place to list and sell their forgeries, because that's where the wannabe autograph collectors purchase their forgeries.

This is a typical ugly Mickey Mantle forgery that can be found on Ebay and it was sold by Ebay seller Spensanf for $213.47.

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

Here is that ugly Mickey Mantle forgery on a baseball sold by Ebay seller Spensanf for $213.47.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mickey-Mantle-Sweet-Spot-Signed-Baseball-/3...

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Permalink Reply by Ricky Ricardo on June 19, 2014 at 8:29pm

nothing wrong with this autograph at all, and you cant accuse all these ebay sellers of forgery , if you did not witness the signing or not, fact is you don't know if they are real or not. You bash, PSA, psa/dna, any one with a coa, fact is the people with out any of these are probably forgers to , but you cant accuse sellers of items fake if you actually 100 percent were not their, and no 2 autographs are the same by any player, they sign a million diff autographs all diff which ways, and always change it , not often, but they do, if you signed your name 3 times in cursive, each would be different, exspecially on a ball, and or shirt, these are false pin point accusations, to take down honest sellers, its okay to bash them if you think their fake, but your causing them to be harassed for no reason when they have good feedback, if they relist the same item over , and over its deff prob a scam, but if they are listing one item, and it sells, and not relisting it the next day, fact is its prob legit, and was the only one they had, if they were scammers, they would make many so they could immediately relist. I see you guys are trying to protect the seller, that's great, but you cant accuse them of forgery, fake would be toleratable, not forgery, you cant accuse them of forgery, your not the court. your a regular person a blog person at that with no degree most likely nor a professional authenticator, I highly doubt it !

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Permalink Reply by CJCollector on June 20, 2014 at 3:40am

Mr. Ricardo, the "Mantle" I exposed here is a typical 1990's "banana" Mickey Mantle forgery that was produced in the thousands and was also sold on the home shopping networks in the 1990's.

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Permalink Reply by terrier8HOF on June 20, 2014 at 7:05am

Fake=forgery. this style, as Christopher stated, is a well documented forgery as evidence by the "banana" M's, and other typical, redundant characteristics