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Some horrible looking Braves autographs, need some help perhaps on who they may be

The ink has faded...they aren't my collection and I personally wouldn't buy them unless they were really cheap and of really good players but I know these have to be Braves players because they are on balls with Braves logos on them. I can't figure out who they are...one I can put a light over and kinda read the name...looks like (Bob someone?) the one you're deffinatly going to have to zoom in on and the other two are on the same ball so maybe someone will recognixe one signature and think of who might have been signing at the same shows. These balls have to be from the early to mid 90s ...they look familiar but just too blurry for me. If anyone could help that would be great. I may have to post a few pics of each sig. I'm just trying to help someone out because if I can make out who these guys are I can possibly get more money for my friends friend who has some big medical bills right now. (already figured out a Mickey Mantle ball and framed auto are real and I figured out a Don Sutton auto) but the other one I posted that looks like Darryl hasn't been figured out and these are barely legible. thanks either way

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Permalink Reply by Tom Schwartz on January 20, 2014 at 5:37pm

Gee, I think these are just too far gone to be worth anything to anybody, no matter who the players turn out to be. (And a gold star for sure to whomever identifies them!)

If these were early-to-mid 20th century signatures in this condition, it might be a different story. But for modern players on a modern novelty ball, I personally wouldn't spend much time or energy on what have unfortunately become little more than batting practice baseballs.

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Permalink Reply by Frankie Turner on January 20, 2014 at 6:07pm

no doubt...just trying to help out a friend as much as possible. I had already planned on telling him they were worthless (unfortunate for the guy who is trying to sell them) but even so If they were in good condition I don't think the players who they could be would command much money. At least the guy has a pretty decent looking Mantle ball he somewhat took care of and a framed Mantle auto so he will be getting something from my friend for those. Dude also wanted me to go through a ton of 90s baseball cards and this guy was thinking his collection would be worth about $1,000 but even with some of the really good cards that weren't the 90s like a 59 Ernie Banks and some early 80s key RCs like Ripken and Sandberg this guy isn't going to get much out of his cards.