Once again this proves just how easy it is to sell forgeries on EBay.

Check out the below common forged Mickey Mantle on a baseball sold by Ebay seller Longj2012 for $387.50.

What a waste of $387.50.

Does someone really think they acquired an authentic Mickey Mantle autographed baseball with the inscription NO 7 for $387.50.

Not only that, the idiot forger penned it on a "1994 World Series" baseball.

An authentic Mickey Mantle autographed baseball with the "NO 7" inscription on a "1994 World Series" baseball would sell for at least $2,000.00.

There are only a handful of authentic Mickey Mantle autographs on a "1994 World Series" baseball.

If this was authentic, myself and my collector friends would have bid this up to at least $1200.00 or more.

There's a reason why the garbage below sold by Ebay seller Longj2012 ended up at $387.50.

But because Ebay is highly-populated with delusional autograph collectors, crap like this sells every day.

And Ebay, continues, as they have for the past twenty years, to profit big-time from the sales of forgeries.

Here is that obvious Mickey Mantle forgery on a baseball sold by Ebay seller Longj2012.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MICKEY-MANTLE-SIGNED-BASEBALL-COA-Jus-Cut-T...

Here's another laughable forged Mickey Mantle on a "1994 World Series" baseball with a phony "NO 7" inscription.   Worthless COA.

Here's another forged Mickey Mantle baseball listed by Ebay seller Longj2012.

And it's on a Budig baseball.

Moron forger.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MICKEY-MANTLE-SIGNED-MAJOR-LEAGUE-BASEBALL-...