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Permalink Reply by Rich on November 17, 2017 at 8:44am

If you can't find much about them online, that's a good sign it would be wise to avoid them.

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Permalink Reply by CLiebl on November 19, 2017 at 5:34pm

Agreed. Their eBay store has 2,800 items for sale and they claim to host signings, unlike GAI who merely "authenticates". Am just curious about them due to the volume of memorabilia that they have for sale. Two thousand plus items is no joke. But again, unsure how much to trust them.
Thanks for your input though, appreciate it!

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Permalink Reply by Shane Landi on November 20, 2017 at 2:36pm

I can vouch...bought a few signed items on their eBay about a month ago. Passed JSA and received exactly as described. Wide selection of Rawlings product on their site as well

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Permalink Reply by Danny Boresow on November 27, 2017 at 1:56pm

I buy from several folks and I've been buying from them for several years now. I collect all various autographs and buy my baseballs from them as well. They are a direct Rawlings dealer which I think allows them better pricing on balls as well as gets them signings. I buy 1985 World series balls as well as Gold Glove and MLB balls, best pricing I can get.

I have bought 5 or 6 balls from them with their authentication program and haven't seen any issues and all the balls are clean and look 100% authentic to me. 

If that changes I will post but I've had a good experience so far with them and hope it continues.

Danny

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Permalink Reply by CLiebl on November 27, 2017 at 4:31pm

Thanks for responding and I appreciate your input. With signatures devolving to simple scribbles (my own included) it's getting harder, for me at least, to discern fakes. I'm glad you've had positive experiences with them, hopefully I will also! Thanks!

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