NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 8月9日 23時08分

Did a New Jersey man get duped into buying $100,000 in bogus sports memorabilia? Charles Kerr viewed his collection as an investment. But his family now believes he was swindled by a man who bought Joe DiMaggio’s personal collection. Click the link in our bio to read more.

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melthebeloved I'm no expert in trading but have made $7,000 with $1,000 investment I had good guidance with @maximgio_us and his team it is beyond eye opening, with these teachings and trading skill, l've had nothing but continued success.

nice.goin.larry Why wouldn’t he get an experts opinion? For a couple hundred bucks he could have avoided any confusion. Anyways I have a sandal signed by Jesus I’ll sell him for $1M. DM me for details.

dmacgiollaphoil If you’re dumb enough selfish enough and rich enough to waste 100k on a baseball you deserve to be scammed.

oneillbob FBI statistics clearly state that over 75% of all signed sports memorabilia is fake.

tipper718 Joe was know for having people sign for him. Guy clearly doesn’t know the hobby

thecommentartist This reminds me of a story about a baseball signed by Baby Ruth...

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