Coach Black Leather Checkbook Wallet Clutch Bill Bag 42982

Hi,
I was wondering how I can tell if these Coach Black Men's wallet's are authentic on ebay. Are there certain questions I can ask the seller, or something?
Thanks
They all also say authentic, so I dunno..

A: It's getting harder and harder to tell the differences between genuine and fake designer merchandise. People who are making fakes are copying everything about the designers. I'm not sure what would be something to look for but I thought I'd just give you a heads up that it might be hard to tell.
PS: Chances are they are not authentic AT ALL.

Former SIUE coach Whitted did it his way Alton Telegraph

Jack Johnson Whitted, who died Monday at age 83, was a true character among a cast of characters in the history of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville sports.

He started coaching the SIUE track program in 1969 and did it for 10 years, the time when Cougar athletics were in their infancy. Whitted, along with cross country coach John Flamer, were the school's first African-American head coaches.

Whitted, named after Jack Johnson, the famous boxer, spoke proudly of his heritage. Yet when he was asked about measuring success, he pointed to his wallet and what was in it. Skin color had nothing to do with it.

"It's not white power. It's not black power. It's green power," Whitted liked to say.

He also figured if a guy was going to settle down and raise a family, he ought to have everything in its proper order.

"A romance without a finance is a nuisance," Whitted said repeatedly.

Although he lived in University City, and Chesterfield, Mo., for much of his life, Whitted grew up in Danville and understood what it meant to be from Central Illinois. Danville has produced such luminaries as Gene Hackman, Dick Van Dyke and his brother Jerry.

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