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03-20-2008, 03:03 PM #1
Re: I Tried To Take The High Road On The Namath Thing...
re: the $22k GFC sayers helmet
here are robert's previous comments on the helmet:
http://www.gameuseduniverse.com/vb_f...5&postcount=16
rudy.
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03-20-2008, 05:20 PM #2
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Re: I Tried To Take The High Road On The Namath Thing...
Has Lou made mistakes in the past? Yes. But, by going nuts on an auction house for a mistake like this is not only bad for Heritage, but it is also bad for the hobby in general and board members who like to sit behind their computer and rant and rave about something like this are nothing but instigators who need to calm down.
Ah yes, as Chris Nerat stated in his blog, (see above) Robert's recent postings are just a few more examples of a board member who like to sit behind their computer and rant and rave. And, once again he is being an instigators who needs to calm down.
Chris Nerat, I'am with you brother - this guy Richard needs to calm down. He's totally out of control. But Chris Nerat, I have to ask you, would the most recent examples posted by Richard be somewhat "Bad for the Hobby in General"?
One final thought, I' don't think I'd be real comfortable if I had that Unitas helmet sitting on my shelf - $47,000.00 plus the hammer fees.
Jim
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03-20-2008, 07:55 PM #3
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Re: I Tried To Take The High Road On The Namath Thing...
I have to laugh at Nerats Blog. The fact is, Heritage did act irresponsibly and Nerat is too. You have a bunch of guys operating a auction business who know very little about the product they are trying to selling guys like me. Instead of just telling the truth, they in fact did not check into the authenticity of the helmet and just relied on the story, they try to spin it to make them look not responsible. The truth works better. You have credibility with the truth. Take responsibility. Don't try to discredit someone who truely knows and points that out with absolute evidence. It is obvious to me that these people do not care about doing business with integrity. I was told once that everything in the world revolves around money and sex. Appears right here, they are making money and the buyer gets, well you know.
Roger
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03-20-2008, 10:33 PM #4
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Re: I Tried To Take The High Road On The Namath Thing...
aeneas01...your contribution to the "rightenous" of this world is what this hobby needs...please do not feel discouraged for one second that these scumbags are trying to put a spin on things...
I'll be the first one to back you up in the alley!!!!!!!!!
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03-29-2009, 09:31 PM #5
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Re: I Tried To Take The High Road On The Namath Thing...
Robert, Thanks for sharing your honesty and knowledge. I really appreciate it and have learned a ton from your posts. Thanks raifie
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03-31-2009, 10:43 AM #6
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Re: I Tried To Take The High Road On The Namath Thing...
Robert,
You have opened my eyes to an entirely new aspect of this hobby (and that's what it is, a hobby). Your ability to differentiate minute details, as well as your catalog of knowledge is quite impressive. The only reason why you have not been employed for your inspections and opinions of game worn helmets by an auction house, is that we wouldn't see ANY of these helmets for sale. You have personally saved me A LOT of money, and have taught me to look for things in helmets that most wouldn't even see. I think I can speak for 99% of this board when I say THANK YOU for all of the time and effort you spend in discrediting 99% of the frauds out there. Your findings are always insightful, well presented, and most importantly respectful. Thanks again for all of your work!!
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05-06-2009, 11:59 PM #7
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Re: I Tried To Take The High Road On The Namath Thing...
Might seem like a stupid question but where on earth do all of these flawed items originate?
Was someone intentionally trying to scam collectors or are these just items that many people thought were real and have passed them down over time?