Authenticity is Everything
Might have just Been Ultra Lucky and Questions
Hey I am a new member here and I am from Florida so I’ve been collecting Baseball gear my whole life so recently since I’ve had my son I started collecting Signed memorabilia to eventually start collecting together and buying together well that’s the plan so recently I’ve got two balls for under 40 including shipping and one of them has a COA the other does not.So yesterday while looking at a local estate auction website came across something that caught my eye well did little research got a little interest and basically either I just threw away $100 or I got a ridiculous deal also for baseball signatures is there an index somewhere online that you can look at besides google images for reference because I’m at auctions a lot and it would come in handy because Google is a pain I will definitely be around here learning. I’ll post my two I got for under 40 and then I’ll show you the one in question. Thanks everyone
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Permalink Reply by Senor850 on
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Here’s the One that might be a homer I can’t tell since the balls yet to be shipped from auction house
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Its a stamped ball
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Permalink Reply by TradeGeek on
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Ya, it's a stamped novelty ball. Notice how the signatures go into the holes for the stitching. The balls were stamped before they were stitched up.
The signatures are not forgeries. The ball were sold in team gift shops as souvenirs. Still a cool collectible. But they are not authentic autographs.
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Permalink Reply by terrier8HOF on
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that first ball is a very light Roger Clemens signature
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