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Was this a "deal" or was I correct in passing on it?
From the looks of the scans, the ball looks like one of those Team balls with facsimile signatures that are printed on the ball "perfectly". Am I correct in that assessment?!?
My "ebay rival/friend" picked it up thinking that I didn't see it. When he got it, he came over to show it to me. The only "good" thing out of this is that the seller seems to be ok with a return of the item.
My questions: Why would a seller "vaguely" (a power seller at that) list this in the Autographs-Original (other than to deceive).
To further deceive people, they "faded" the printed on signatures to make it look like it "blended/bleeded" into the ball.
Why would there be a PSA/DNA Letter of Authencity of a facsimile ball?!? The also make a minor typo "2002".
Who is Kingdom Collectibles of Honolulu Hawaii?
Here's the original listing on AmericanMemorabilia.com
Thoughts?!?
From the looks of the scans, the ball looks like one of those Team balls with facsimile signatures that are printed on the ball "perfectly". Am I correct in that assessment?!?
My "ebay rival/friend" picked it up thinking that I didn't see it. When he got it, he came over to show it to me. The only "good" thing out of this is that the seller seems to be ok with a return of the item.
My questions: Why would a seller "vaguely" (a power seller at that) list this in the Autographs-Original (other than to deceive).
To further deceive people, they "faded" the printed on signatures to make it look like it "blended/bleeded" into the ball.
Why would there be a PSA/DNA Letter of Authencity of a facsimile ball?!? The also make a minor typo "2002".
Who is Kingdom Collectibles of Honolulu Hawaii?
Here's the original listing on AmericanMemorabilia.com
Thoughts?!?
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