Derek Jeter Signed Mr. November Baseball?
We always get e-mails from our loyal readers that have pictures of autographed items that they have questions about. Although we can't post all of them due to time constraints, we try to put up as many as we can. This gives everyone a chance to submit their comments and opinions about these items. It seems that Derek Jeter is a frequent topic of this blog probably because he is one of the most sought after autographs in the industry.
Here is a picture of a Derek Jeter baseball with the Mr. November inscription...
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Looks like a good auto to me! Maybe send it to PSA??? Somewhat decent chance they can get it right?? Did anyone here of the guy who found a box of Steiner autograph stickers at the Card Show in Panonma, CA.??? That was me! Anybody need some? Just let me know... $20 ea.
this is probably the most haggard looking jeter fake i have ever seen
I'm sure Jeter puts an inscription like that on baseballs for hounds who bother him at meals and at the urinal.
"I'm sure Jeter puts an inscription like that on baseballs for hounds who bother him at meals and at the urinal. "
yeah, on the sweet spot too.
i bet he also signed about 5 more baseballs for the seller.
Hey J. Check out these:
330103291027
120102777354
Wow. 50 bucks. Makes it all worth while, huh? Probably just enough to get a meth fix.
inpersongraphs3202... definite fakes! Get 'em off!
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Long time reader, first time poster. I have some Alber Pujols autographs up right now, maybe you'd be interested in them bigtruck, if your a big Cardinals fan? ITem number is 270103751248 ... check 'em out!
eyedeuxfaux - nice name.
I would pass on both of those items. In fact, I aready did. I saw them this morning.
About those Team signed balls...
If this is really the seller of the "Pujols" items in question, I would specifically tell you that you had several transactions in November (right after the World Series) with seller
rsmizel
This dude was selling team signed items out the ass. he got busted...but you bought 6 items from him before he did. You say in your listing that you got this ball in person...where did you get the whole Cardinals team?
Sorry, you actually bought 9 items from seller
rsmizel
This is unbelievable! I recognize this ball from the Coaches Corner Auction Lot Number 275. It is, of course, a forgery. This Coaches Corner Auction Lot Number 275 is supposedly from one of the more reputable sellers of autographed sports memorabilia and it is an obvious forgery. There were quite a few other Coaches Corner auctions (including a Jeter/Bonds signed photo that is a fake, too) that are obvious fakes. Here is a company that advertises big time in SCD and yet there auctions contain numerous forged autograph items. Every time we look up the fake autograph memorabilia industry is getting bigger and bigger. Shame on Coaches Corner for allowing garbage like that to be sold.
I got the bal;l from Nunya, BS.
Bigtruck is absolutely correct. The seller of Ebay Item Number 270103751248 bought numerous fake autograph items from ex-Ebay Seller "Rsmizel" who sold numerous Albert Pujols fake autograph items.
Funny...Nunya, BS.
I feel sorry for the guy who pays $200+ for that garbage.
What a surprise that Ebay removed Auction Number 270103751248 from Ebay Seller "Tesha1brandon." Another obvious forgery of a St Louis Cardinals team-signed item.
Funny - isn't that the ball that eyedeuxfaux was just talking smack about?
That ball was hideous. Anyone could have identified that as a fake. The worst part is that he had another one sitting behind it in the photo he had in his listing.
Keep an eye out for it.
Here's another fake Indy Colts team-signed fake autograph football by Ebay Seller "Tripppn." It is Ebay Item Number 330101974945. It also failed "Quick Opinion." Their other team-signed items will fail, too. Incredible.
JAGSHEMASHHH!! I MAKE ANOTHER VISIT TO THIS GREAT U.S. AND A SITE!! IT IS NICEE!! I MAKE APOLOGIES TO BIGTRUCK FOR MY WORDS OF ANGER MANY BLOGS AGO!!
SKYBOLT11.. HIS STUFF IS NICEEE.. NOTTT!! HAHA..
SIGNINGS BY AMERICAN SEX MACHINE, MR. DEREK JETER IN AUCTION 230108796553, LOOKS VERY MUCH LIKE MY WIFE.. NOT PRETTY!!
I AM EXCITE TO MAKE A MANY NEW ENTRIES TO HELP END THE RING OF TERROR OF FAKES IN MY FUTURES..
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You're too much dude...all is forgiven.
Anyone have any thoughts on the seller SKYBOLT11 that the Russian just mentioned? I'm not into the Yanks or Brett. THe Yankees ball is interesting. Chris, what's up w/ that?
ardinarkyFirst of all.......I don't understand WHY these people, with all of the obvious access they have to otherwise inaccessible baseball superstars, waste their autographs on NON MLB balls!!! The damn thing is just going to fade away in 3 or four years and look like a faint puddle of ink.
WTF???
Secondly, looking at the Tesha1brandon work, it appears that the quote from Adolph Hitler is appropriate. " If you tell a lie loud enough, or often enough, it will eventually be believed by everybody."
This cesspool is getting deeper every day. Somebody better find the damn drain plug.
all this talk about ebay but allauthentic keeps quiet about the jerry rice jersey scam.the jerseys failed psa exaims.
keep trying to hide behind this blog but people that really know you know your a crook
This subject was already addressed in our blog but I am going to do it again because you obviously didn't read it. We sold a Jerry Rice jersey to a long time customer, our ALLAuthentic hologram came off the jersey so they wanted to get a quick opinion so they could sell it. They took a picture and did a quick opinion and PSA sent back a Likely Not Genuine response.
We have personally done over 10 contracted events with Jerry Rice including his own charity golf tournament on Jan 31, 2005. If you go to signingshotline.com, click on Autograph Events, then Past Events, then search by promoter you will see some of these documented. Also, if you talk to any reputable autograph dealer in the industry, they will confirm that we are a known authentic source for Jerry Rice autographs.
Let me explain to you how these work. We pay Jerry a guarantee per event. So if we don't sell enough public autographs he signs the balance for us at the event. His guarantees are usually around 500 pieces and we usually only sell 100 at the event. That would leave us plenty of Jerry Rice inventory after each event to sell to other wholesalers.
If you go to our site www.thesportsformula.com you will see that Jerry personally endorses one of our programs. We have been dealing direct with Jerry for years -- he respects our company and we have a great relationship.
We personally watched Jerry sign the autographs at our shows so there is no way the autograph mentioned above could be fake. We do not buy Rice autographs from other people -- we go right to the source.
That only proves that PSA Quick Opinion is not always correct (as they would admit themselves and we have pointed that out in the blog as well). PSA has authenticated tons of our Jerry Rice autographs for our dealers over the years.
So I suggest if you are going to call us "crooks" then you need to get your facts straight before you start making accusations.
im not talking about a jersey you sold to a customer im talking about the 12 red 49er rice jerseys that failed a psa exaim.
you didnt talk about these jerseys you just delated about 20 of my posts right after i listed them on your site
then you realized im not going away so you made no anonymous comments allowed in your blog but im still here
dont buy off this site there crooks,they will tell you jersey has the rice hologram but theres no hologram on it
i hope flash reads this blog he wont be signing with allfake.com again
and my facts are straight
sent to psa
came back bad
came from allauthentic
12 Rice Jerseys failed PSA exam that came from us? Lets see the proof. When have we sold a Rice jersey without a hologram? We get Jerry's hologram direct from Jerry for each autograph we pay for.
First you need to prove that the 12 jerseys were from our signing, then we would like to see the PSA exam results.
We would be very interested to find out how PSA could fail autographs from a documented Jerry Rice signing.
what more proof do you need that they came from you they have the allauthentic hologram and THERE IS NO flash 80 hologram on them.what is your excuse gonna be like what you just pulled out of the air"the hologram fell off"
lol you days are numbered.when operation bullpen part 2 comes around allauthentic and coachs corner will be the first 2 big names going down
If you are going to make libelous statements in a public forum then you need to show the proof. Who did we sell them to? What is the customer's name? Post the PSA opinion online and then put a link in the blog so we can see it.
If we sold jerseys to a customer who sent them to PSA and PSA did not pass them. Why have we never heard from this customer?
The readers of this blog are very intelligent and they fully understand that because we host a blog like this we are often the target of false accusations and libelous comments.
You're right, Cardinarky, the cesspool is getting deeper and deeper. These crooks sell hundreds and even thousands of forged autograph items on Ebay that buyers begin to believe that they must be authentic just based on the numbers they sell. They think that because Ebay continues to allow them to sell their forgeries that they must be authentic, but the truth is unless someone complains about them Ebay will do nothing except continue to earn big profits on the sales of those forged autograph items.
"We sold a Jerry Rice jersey to a long time customer, our ALLAuthentic hologram came off the jersey so they wanted to get a quick opinion so they could sell it. They took a picture and did a quick opinion and PSA sent back a Likely Not Genuine response."
"We have been dealing direct with Jerry for years -- he respects our company and we have a great relationship.
We personally watched Jerry sign the autographs at our shows so there is no way the autograph mentioned above could be fake. We do not buy Rice autographs from other people -- we go right to the source.
That only proves that PSA Quick Opinion is not always correct (as they would admit themselves and we have pointed that out in the blog as well). PSA has authenticated tons of our Jerry Rice autographs for our dealers over the years."
LOL.. THATS WHAT ALL THE FORGERS ON EBAY SAY WHEN THIER STUFF COMES BACK "LIKELY NOT GENUINE"! CALL ME WHEN YOUR SIGNING WITH MICKEY MANTLE IS FINALIZED... I'M SURE YOU AND THE REST OF THE FORGERS "HAVE A GREAT RELATIONSHIP"!!!! WHEN WILL YOU BE POSTING SOME OF YOUR OWN STUFF FOR EVERYONE TO MAKE FUN OF??? LOL!!!!
Another fake Jerry Rice jersey!:
http://www.allauthentic.com/index.php?act=itemdetails&item_id=24494
"signed at a private signing"!... sure ... so private Jerry wasn't even there! I wouldn't talk about other people whose "take pictures that looked like they came from a hellicopter with photograph work like this.... then again, I don't think you'd want that picture sent to PSA Quick Opinon! I know you would like to hid behind your shiny hologram, but Chris please discuss how you go after the forgers and leave this alone. Please let me hear it!
Obviously you are not able to offer any proof for your libelous claims. The only reason why I answered the first post was for our sophisticated reader base and I think it is pretty easy to conclude that your claims have no basis in reality.
Now you pick a jersey authenticated by Schwartz Sports and say that is fake? You had no credibility to start with but if you had any at all, it is gone now.
Obviously since you have not been able to substantiate your claims, you are not worth addressing any more. Good bye!
Does anyone know anything of ebay seller skybolt11? his products seem to good to be true which sends off a few warning signs
i still laugh when i see the picture of this hoorendous mr. november ball
100% fake Jeter autograph is what that is...looks like a girls hand writing.
Can someone help me define why that Jeter is so bad? I checked google images and it looks real close to other Jeter autographs
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