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Foolish mistake on auction

Unfortunately for me I didn't research enough and didn't even realize you can have fake COA. I only own a couple autographs and all have been gifts.

I wanted to get start buying a couple pieces and figured an auction sale might be the best way to get a couple pieces to hang on the wall.

I "won" the following auctions from auctionzip.com and BC Auctions. May as well ask what your guys opinion is althought now I am fairly certain I got fakes.

http://www.auctionzip.com/aflive.html?method=getLotInfo&lotref=...

If they are fake what should I do with them? Is selling them on ebay with a disclaimer these are likely fake a good route to try and re-coup hopefully 10% of my money?

Do they have any value as fakes?

What would you do with them?

Thanks for the look and advice

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Permalink Reply by Bruuuce ! on March 9, 2013 at 5:21am

At the exception of a full set of Beatles autographs signed by only one of them, a fake is a fake and deserves the bin. Too bad that you ve been ripped off but passing the crap to another collector is just not on ...

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Permalink Reply by Mick Taylor on March 9, 2013 at 7:31am

"passing it off on ebay with full disclosure that it was fake to get a little money back doesn't seem weird to me at all."

Apart from it being against the law to sell a fake regardless of how its advertised

Also there is no such thing as a fake COA. Anyone can issue one and they are only as good as the company/person who is issueing it

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Permalink Reply by Fuddjcal on March 9, 2013 at 10:26am

and that one is from MFP reborn (My Favorite Forgeries Reborn) thank goodness they were reborn. What a joker that Tony "don't call me Jorge" Podsada is?????

Here's Tony surfing in Florida with all his forgery money. I hope it's not long until this JOKER is behind bars.

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Permalink Reply by CJCollector on March 9, 2013 at 12:24pm

Hilarious, Fudd!!!

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Permalink Reply by Null on March 9, 2013 at 3:07pm

LOL. I wish Fudd posted more often, hilarious.

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Permalink Reply by Steve on March 29, 2013 at 4:31pm

If a forgery had any value at all, what would stop you from sitting down with a stack of photo's and signing them yourself. You should stop and listen to yourself. Take the suggestions, file a chargeback with your credit card company and let them handle it, end of story.

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Permalink Reply by CJ Cady on March 9, 2013 at 8:33am

Thanks Carl, I was feeling attacked when I am just trying to do the right thing. I obviously didn't want to be scammed
But learned a lesson. I wouldn't want others to go through with it. Hopefully I can get a refund. There certainly is a lot more to autographs than I ever imagined nowadays.

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Permalink Reply by Fuddjcal on March 9, 2013 at 11:14am

yes CJ there certainly is....don't collect autographs until you learn the basics or quit. DEMAND your Money back CJ...be a bulldog and don't take NO for an answer.