The following listing
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=360224284919 shows an auction that is one of MANY NASCAR forgeries that the seller has listed now.
Now, it should be easy for the folks here to see how bad the actual NASCAR autographs are ( not sure about the other items )
The real issue though is the blind Letter of Authenticity by JSA. If you read the letter, it simply lists the items that JSA authenticated for the auction house. To paraphrase, ...(12) dale Earnhardt Photos were authenticated. However, the letter shows NO images of the items and the items for sale on ebay do not have any physical connection to the letter OR JSA.
So, is this an example of a seller using a summary letter to try to sell VERY BAD forgeries, or is it something else? I really can't see JSA just issuing a blind LOA to a customer simply staiting the number of items authenticated, without other descriptive info.
I think this is important enough to show to ALL users. As this is a VERY dangerous practice. I would like to know what the other experts think of the other sports "autographs" listed. As for the NASCAR items, they are some of the worst attempts at autographs I have seen in 22 years in this hobby.
I think JSA needs to be made aware of these listings so they can take the appropriate measures to protect their name.
These NASCAR items may be gone soon anyway though as I have done my part with ebay.
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