Anyone notice the issue with this glove?
Melky glove in Historic auctions
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Re: Melky glove in Historic auctions
Aside from the fact that Melky throws lefty and its a left-handed glove? No, looks perfectly legit.
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Re: Melky glove in Historic auctions
Also, it says "This is a very rare piece from one of the games best young players." Did they follow his 2008 season????Chris
NY Giants, NY Yankees, Don Mattingly, Mattingly brand bats (any player)
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Re: Melky glove in Historic auctions
What makes this lot even more interesting is that the description notes that the glove is sourced directly from Cabrera ... Lou Lampson has even authenticated it.
I believe Cabrera is a switch hitter; maybe he is attempting to become a switch fielder as well.
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I read the description. I find it hard to believe it was sourced directly rom Cabrera as he does have Autograph/Sports Memorabili aganet he uses which sells most of his own things directly.
If it came directly from Cabrera? Wouldn't there be an LOA from his agent instead of Lampson?
Now anything is possible and maybe Melky got into an argument with his agent and said Haaaaa I am going to let someone else sell my glove!!
But then it brings you back to why would Melky use a glove for the wrong hand??Comment
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I was looking through their game used bats and they have a Mantle, Williams and DiMaggio. They say that they are all game used by those players but go look up the Mears numbers and they are all team indexed bats.Comment
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Re: Melky glove in Historic auctions
I received an email from Historic Auctions stating they received an email at 5:13 PM EST from one of our forum members regarding this glove. They also informed me that the glove was pulled immediately from their auction after further investigation.
As a reminder, please note the following rule when questioning items:
In instances where a forum member is identifying an item in the hobby they believe to have issues, it is expected that the poster clearly state their findings in the form of an opinion and provide adequate rationale for why they believe there is an issue. When possible, it is expected that the poster questioning an item will attempt to contact the seller of the item and allow at least 24 hours for the seller to reply before posting. This will prevent postings that may be generated based on misunderstandings of an item.Christopher Cavalier
Consignment Director - Heritage AuctionsComment
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I am the guilty party. I posted it on here and then later emailed Historic. Maybe I should have contacted them first. I was just trying to point out an obvious issue in the proper forum. Not trying to ruffle feathers.Comment
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This one deserves induction in the "Best of Lampson" cachetComment
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