thoughts??

ranger63

500 HR ball

How reliable is this COA?

Stone193

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Stone193

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Seriously Ranger, unless it has a certificate that one can live with like PSA, GAI, Steiner, ASI etc., I don't think it is worth the chance IMO.
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Mike

oaktown

I agree with Mike on this one. The fact that the seller didn't even spell Harmen or McCovy's name right doens't set well with me either.

Mark

boggs301012

worth every penny



James

milbroco

Would PSA authenticate a ball like that? I have a ball with many HOFers signatures like that one. I personally obtained the signatures in the 1980's when a lot of ball players did the card show circiut signing autographs. If PSA does authenticate them, maybe I will send mine in.

elway65

Looks like somebody purchased a software product that says this on the outside of the box:

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ranger63

i wasnt really thinking of buying it, just wondering about it. Thanks guys!

Ironmanfan

The certificate/organization is bogus but what really gives it away is that there even isn't an address or phone number attached to it. What good is a guarantee where you couldn't contact the guarantor?

DirtyHarry

As James points out, the quick opinion is worth the dime if you are seriously interested. The COA listed is flabby. Looking at the auto's versus what I have obtained in person - they look legit on some key one's - Williams, Mantle, Mays, Robinson, Mathews, Banks, Jackson. The Aaron and McCovey look a little different. Killebrew is fastidious in his sig, but may have crammed it in if Mathews was already on the panel. IMO. Regards.