You hoped it was fake but...

[EurekaDave]

Times are tough... A Has this happened to you?
The item had everythinig you look for:

1. Photo-copy of a letter of authenticity
2. Verbal promise that the item came from a trusted clubhouse staffer (for example, a bat boy)
3. Fresh stitching on the jersey flaps
4. Jersey dated after the documented death of the player.

I was sure the jersey was fake...but then I discovered the awful truth. Real!!!!

As one who collects fake stuff and then, to make a buck, dumps it on the market, I have been disappointed in the proliferation of genuine stuff, especially on this forum.

So collectors of real stuff, hang onto it. You're messing with my business.

[Jeffredsfan]

Ha Ha Ha, uh, what?

[commando]

Well, I tried to buy some of your fake stuff by sending you both an email AND posting on your classifieds thread.

http://www.gameuseduniverse.com/vb_f...ad.php?t=43246

Looks like I'll have to find some other place to spend my real money.

[commando]

Well, I tried to buy some of your fake stuff by sending you both an email AND posting on your classifieds thread.

http://www.gameuseduniverse.com/vb_f...ad.php?t=43246

Looks like I'll have to find some other place to spend my real money.

Let me just clarify that I was poking EurekaDave a bit.... He is known here for selling excellent items and has a good reputation in the hobby. I look forward to doing business with you down the road, Jason.

Jeffredsfan, this thread is a tongue-in-cheek response to a thread EurekaDave started a few days ago.

[kmantm64]

I bought a 500 HR Club signed baseball on eBay in 1998 for $250. I thought all of the signatures looked good, but I didn't really know what I was doing and thought I was getting a steal. Turned out to be the most expensive batting practice baseball I ever bought.