Philly TV Investigative Report Focuses on Coach’s Corner

A Pennsylvania man who says he spent $13,000 over two years on autographed items purchased through Coach’s Corner Sports Auctions says he’s now learned he bought forgeries.

Paul Wedding contacted the investigative unit at Philadelphia ABC-TV affiliate WPVI and the station aired a story during its 11 PM newscast Tuesday.

For years, Coach’s Corner has been a lightning rod for criticism among collectors who claim the company regularly sells items that carry non-genuine autographs. 

WPVI met with PSA Principal Authenticator Kevin Keating who identified the items as forgeries. 

You can watch reporter Chad Pradelli’s story below. If you can’t see the video player, click here.

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