
Why was a baseball card collection supposedly worth ten grand left behind in a home while the owner moved out?
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Why was a baseball card collection supposedly worth ten grand left behind in a home while the owner moved out?

Rescued from a storage unit in 1988 for $650, the trunks Muhammad Ali wore in one of the greatest fights ever will soon be sold again.
An Ohio man thought his stuff would be safe for a few minutes, sitting inside his garage in the middle of the day.
He was wrong.

Around the horn…or at least the world wide interwebs for tales of shop closings, arrests, burglaries and a Missouri collector.
A Carl Junction, Mo. man has pleaded guilty to defrauding over 1200 victims in a fake autograph scam that went on for nearly six years.
A Massachusetts man got away for awhile, but his bad habits apparently allowed the law to catch up to him.
Pasco County, Florida sheriff’s detectives say they found a machine used to create bogus autographs… and they’ve got a list of unhappy buyers.
It doesn’t take long to figure out who Chuck Bogorae’s favorite player is.

Roy Lautieri has accumulated a room full of Upper Deck Authenticated signed memorabilia. Now he’ll make room for one more piece.
A slew of new charges have been filed against a Florida man who ransacked the home of a collector and sold his good stuff on eBay.

Sheriff’s deputies say Kenneth Lane sold a ball signed by a catcher–and a mobster. One he didn’t have.
A two-year-old Legendary Cuts pack yields a big hit.
It looks great. You want it. You’ve had way too much to drink. It’s a bad combination.

Kevin Durant’s MVP-like effort has Panini’s interest while the company faces legal action from the not-so-happy widow of dancing icon Gene Kelly.
The collection of a Florida fan goes on display as he recounts tales of picking up some special items.
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