Eli/Peyton signed football. Please Help.

I'm worried I purchased a "fake" autographed football this weekend at The NFL Experience for Super Bowl XLVII. Attached are the images of the signatures. The guy who sold it to me is Joe Setticase said to work for Mobile Memorabilia. Please help if you can. Thanks!

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Permalink Reply by CJCollector on February 6, 2013 at 9:40pm

Yikes, what a bunch of crap!!!

Who buys garbage like this? Seriously?

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Permalink Reply by Rich on February 6, 2013 at 10:02pm

While I'm sure you're input is appreciated, it's really not necessary to kick a guy when he's down.

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Permalink Reply by Mike P on February 6, 2013 at 10:41pm

The base line toward the g and the t in peyton is bad . The eli is the easier forgery to spot, the Manning is very off. In my opinion both are not authentic; however let us know where you purchased them from and we can try to help you arrange a refund! We all make mistakes it's life and this hobby is a learning experience. Some people are guided early so they don't make many mistakes but some do, including myself

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Permalink Reply by Rich on February 6, 2013 at 10:55pm

Mike, just an interesting tidbit: I noticed this when I looked up Mobile Memorabilia - they're in the exact same mall complex as the highly reputable Denver Autographs, who has dealt personally with Manning since his move to Denver. You would almost think that DA might call Mobile out for selling bad stuff in the same building if it was affecting their own legitimate business.

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Permalink Reply by Mike P on February 7, 2013 at 5:25am

Wow, that's interesting. I wouldn't blame them at all selling forgeries is much easier to do than to sell the real thing and it's a shame

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Permalink Reply by Jeremy on February 7, 2013 at 3:16pm

The guy was joe setticase with mobile memorabilia. I have his business card with a 303 area code. I bought the ball here in New Orleans at the nfl experience for Super Bowl XLVII. He had a set up in the memorabilia area... I don't know what to do. I'm obviously new to the whole buying autographed memorabilia. It was just an impulse after meeting Roger Staubach and Charles Tillman and getting their autographs.