Examples Of 500 Homerun Club Forgeries On Ebay

Below are some examples of "500 Homerun Club" forgeries that are listed and sold on Ebay.

These are horrible and laughable forgeries.

The people who buy and sell this crap are either wannabe autograph collectors (delusional) or scammers.

There is no gray area here.

These are crap.

I will continue to update this blog as more "500 Homerun Club" forgeries are listed on Ebay.

Common and ugly 500 Homerun Club forgeries on a baseball. 

Forged Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams.   This is not a Scoreboard product.  Scoreboard did not sell forgeries.   Typical and common forgeries from the 1990's.

These are common and typical 500 Homerun Club forgeries from the 1990's.   Mass-produced in the 1990's.  Ugly.

Forged 500 Homerun poster with a worthless COA from All American Sports.  Common 500 Homerun Club forgeries.

Listed by Ebay seller Vettefifty3.  Common 500 Homerun Club forgeries.  Ugly as sin.

Look at this garbage listed by Ebay seller Cscsportscards31.  Pure crap.

Here's yet another forged 500 Homerun Club baseball.  Common and ugly forgeries.

Forged 500 Homerun Club baseball.  Common 500 Homerun Club forgeries produced in the 1990's.  Total garbage.  Listed by Ebay seller Chjou39.

Forged 500 Homerun Club baseball.  Ugly forgeries all penned by the same idiot forger.  Listed by Ebay seller Lacesout13.

Forged "500 Homerun Club" photo.  Ugly forgeries.  Worthless COA from Grand Slam Sports Co.

Forged 500 Homerun Club Baseball.   Common and mass-produced forgeries from the 1990's.  Ugly.

These are simply ugly and horrid-looking 500 Homerun Club forgeries.  Laughable.

Mass-produced and typical "500 Homerun Club" forgeries. 

These are simply ugly forgeries.

Forged 500 Homerun Club baseball.  Horrid-looking forgeries.

Worthless COA from Play-Ball Authentics.  I have never observed an authentic autograph with a COA from Play-Ball Authentics.

Forged and mass-produced 500 Homerun Club baseball.  Ugly forgeries from the 1990's.

Ugly and mass-produced "500 Homerun Club" forgeries on a baseball. 

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Permalink Reply by Steve Zarelli on January 24, 2016 at 5:20pm

Obviously the signatures tell the story... but there is another big tip off here.

Note the lousy quality of these Ron Lewis prints. They appear to be poor color reproductions of the originals. Grainy color, washed out... look like 3rd generation copies.

Obviously, if you went to one of the 500 HR Club shows in Atlantic City where many of these were signed, you would have gotten a licensed print signed... not a cheap copy. No one spent big bucks to get these signed and used a cheap, 3rd generation copy!!

Permalink Reply by Ian Baldock on January 24, 2016 at 5:30pm

I feel iLL looking at so much of this crap. I remember Ron Lewis was at that show signing the posters.

Permalink Reply by CJCollector on January 25, 2016 at 8:13am

What's really amazing about the GFA-certed forgeries on EBay, is that you have the same sellers selling the same forgeries over and over again and none of those wannabe autograph collectors has the common sense to ask "Where are you getting all of this inventory from?"

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