You can't trust anyone especially on ebay. It might very well be authentic, but I still have a hard time believing it or paying that much for it. I wouldn't buy it unless I was just a millionaire and had more money then I knew what to do with.
Using the paper autographs as a "control" (forgive my Chem 11 terminology), I'd say that the W - l,t,e in Walter and the H, g, e in Hagen look significantly different - to the point of a forgery.
I'd have to say that this is the first time i've ever heard of something golf related where forged is a bad thing
Besides, why would someone want to auction off a family heirloom signed by one of the greatest golfing figures of all time? I could understand auctioning off a ball signed by Don Massengale, but the Haig? Not a chance.
I have a tiger woods signed ball...how much will you guys give me!?!?!?!?
Now that the platinum is on the market, they must've made a new model for tiger, so he can be special again. This one replaced the swoosh with NIKE written on it in all caps. Sweet.
You can't trust anyone especially on ebay. It might very well be authentic, but I still have a hard time believing it or paying that much for it. I wouldn't buy it unless I was just a millionaire and had more money then I knew what to do with.
Agree with you on buying something like this off eBay. Got a feeling if someone does buy they may regret the purchase then maybe not some people just have too much money and time what's the saying a fool and his money will soon be parted.
June 23rd, 2005, 08:40 PM
for some ink on a old ball........ I might buy it for 10 cents and chuck it in my practice bag.
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