Three individuals implicated in selling forged Jason Kelce-signed sports memorabilia valued at over $200K face dozens of felony charges, the Montgomery County District Attorney announced on Thursday.

Three have been charged with allegedly creating $200,000 worth of forged Jason Kelce memorabilia including Eagles helmets an jerseys.

those who are passionate about sports and their teams will pay a high price for a prized piece of memorabilia. Collectibles range from rare trading cards to signed photographs, uniform pieces ...

Those legitimate memorabilia items signed by Jason Kelce were verified by Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA). Officials say Overtime Promotions, owned by Capone, and Diamond Legends ...

The fake Jason Kelce memorabilia included signed jerseys, helmets, mini-helmets, hats, photos, footballs and other items.

The auction, which featured nearly 1,000 sports memorabilia items, highlighted the continued demand for signed jerseys, helmets, and collectibles, with all lots selling out. Sports memorabilia ...

Both companies feature online databases where customers can go to verify signed items. However, you should feel safest if your memorabilia is authenticated directly by a professional sports league ...

A now-former United States Postal Service (USPS) worker in New Jersey confessed to stealing thousands of dollars worth of sports memorabilia, including multiple cards of NBA legend Michael Jordan.