Do Honus Wagner.

Honus Wagner.

That's really, really cool.

Hoodwinked, huh?

You got here, Bo Jackson.

Game issues, signed baseball bat.

Any idea what you want to get out of it to 50 But I really don't know.

Let me a call.

A friend of mine down Haven't come Check it out.

Oh, Jackson is a very distinct be where he has two loops in his signature.

He does a small loop on top and the larger one on bottom.

He always brings it back and is usually either closer, barely open.

You can see on this one right here.

It just kind of stops right there.

That's something you typically don't see going over to the J.

And Jackson usually like to see one round fluid motion.

Here we have a couple of sharp turns, which is again a typical of what I see in Bo Jackson signatures.

And then right here at the end, letter end is brought up at the tail using a bow.

Jack's signature is gonna come straight down and right there.

Based on what I see here, I wouldn't make an offer on inviting the opportunity since we weren't able to make a deal.

I'm gonna take it home, put on my wall and just enjoy it like I have.

And at the end of the day, it was tied to Bo Jackson.

So it's kind of a definite Mento from me.

I have this J Honus Wagner autograph.

Nice Honus Wagner, Honus Wagner.

I didn't even know who he waas.

Honus Wagner was one of the greatest short stops of all time.

But most people today known because of his rare baseball card, back in 1909 the American tobacco company and put baseball cards inside a cigarette.

Packs and Wagner didn't approve, so we threatened to sue and they stop.

Make him.

Only 57 are known to exist today, so it's kind of like the Holy Grail of baseball cards.

Any idea of what you're looking to get out of it?

Well, I'm thinking close to 2000.

Do you mind if I bring somebody down to check out the signature receive It's real and let me know what it's worth?

I would be great, you know, I do see the J, which is a good thing.

He signed like that, you know, really predominantly we do have J.

Honus Wagner on here.

First thing I want to look at just checked the whole service for the ink here.

That's pretty interesting.

What is that?

Um, they think is an age well enough on?

That's kind of a big thing.

Okay, okay, Next thing I want to do what I assembled here today are basically his autograph.

Authentic examples.

There's no question it's not the real deal.

You know, Wagner's autograph Really sad.

But then again, I'm pretty happy that I didn't put any money out for it.

I'll just take it home, and it'll be a reminder to be careful about all these fake autographs out.

There have been Old Outfielder's glove signed by Babe Ruth, and I have a bad signed by Babe Ruth and Christy Matheson.

I think this bad should be worth somewhere between 50 and 100 friends.

The glove should be worth 10 $20,000.

I just want someone who is in this business to look at this paperwork to see what they think who is your guy and what makes him special, because I trust him and I know him.

But I don't know you Signed gloves are extremely rare.

because the oils in the glove over time, kill the signature.

Now, as far as the authentication for the bat here, I gotta tell you, this one mixing very nervous.

The gentleman listed on this authentication was implicated in this enormous FBI sting operation in the late 19 nineties.

It was called Operation Bullpen and was all around getting fraudulent signatures on memorabilia.

Absolutely.

And therefore, auction houses won't recognize his authentication as legitimate.

I have serious doubts about its validity.

I think they're missing the boat on these items.

This young guy not even sure he heard a paper.

I got a movie poster signed by this cat here.

Steve McQueen.

That's really, really cool.

How much you looking to get out of it?

I've heard numbers that range from four grand, a 35 grand.

So Okay.

Do you mind if I had someone come in and take a look at this signatures?

He does, right?

And s.

It's almost like a figure eight.

The shape that capital T is huge.

And that's the way you Norman writes it.

But I see that the T bar is missing.

Most ones I've seen before finish up with the tea but doesn't do it that way.

Every time shape the ends off.

I would say this poster's worth probably $1000 without the signatures, but with the signatures is worth zero.

Oh, my God, that's such a drag.

I always thought it was a good signature.

So it's a disappointment.

I've got a Maryland Monroe signed picture and again written poem.

Wow.

So have you ever had this checked out?

I have four experts looked at it about 10 years ago.

So what was it appraised at?

It was appraised at $48,000.

All right, well, that's good to know.

Tell you what, Mind if I have a buddy of mine?

Come take a look at it.

Not something that's striking about this photo.

The secretaries to sign.

A lot of her correspondents used to like to use a red pen.

And I'm gonna pull something up here to show you this is a signature.

It's pretty widely known throughout the industry.

When we see these photos, we instantly know their secretarial.

And that's what we're looking at here.

That's disappointing.

Yeah.

Next, I'd like to analyze the poem and I brought a sample of her handwriting here today.

When I start to compare both of these together, you go over here to the poem.

It's two different worlds.

Yeah, they look absolutely nothing alike.

Yeah, this was unfortunately, pending someone else's hand and not Marilyn Monroe's.

Well, I wish you were a real man.

I mean, we both make a lot of money, but absolutely as it sits, there's really nothing I could do with it.

What are these?

These are a pair of gloves that my great aunt left may have a bunch of old movie star signatures on him.

We have Clark Gable right here, who is probably the most notable of the bunch.

Any idea what you might be looking to get out of?

I was thinking roughly $1000.

Let me have a buddy of mine come down and take a look at it.

What I can't get beyond is when I see the G on here and I see this G I see a whole different signature.

I'm looking at a G that's connected to the A Goes to the B l e pro doing, uh, possibly one day I'll do something cool on frame him and put him up.