why are the so called experts always young i would expect them to be older
Because it has a COA from an unestablished company it's automatically unlikely genuine? wtf
who they hell is baby ruth?
The owner got his own trusted expert and later sold the bat for $96,000.
Don't bring to a pawn store noooooooooo
Yeah the bat might have been real but they were looking at the signature not the bat
The owner is irated to learn that his Babe Ruth bat and Christy Mathewson gloves might not authentic as the expert that Rick Harrison calls believes that authentication cetificate might not be genuine one as the examiner is caught by the authorities for making forgeries. As a result, the bat and the gloves might not even be genuine. The owner expects the expert be a much older person or might be as old as him. He is disappoint to see that he is a young person in his late 20s or early 30s. In the epilogue, he discredits what the expert says and even dare to say that he might not even know Babe Ruth. He can just take the bat and the gloves to a well-established research company and has them to authenticate his items.
My wife and I have found a Babe Ruth bat and had it authenticated but who do you go to to sell it or get it appraised, its hard to trust the first person you speak with.
I agree. From here, that looks like a real baseball bat.
Sorry But To Me This Baseball Bat Looks Real.But what others think?