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Thurman Munson autographed card????
Hi everyone, it has been a while since I have asked for any opinions on autographs. I recently came across this Thurman Munson autographed card and am really intrigued to hear people opinions. I know Munson could sloppy with his signature at times and it could look rushed. I am far less knowledgeable, so any feedback is greatly appreciated.
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Permalink Reply by Steven Krage on
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I found a similar example on a Beckett-certified card, which can be found here.
Considering the sizes of the card are the same and the patterns match, I think you've got a winner!
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Permalink Reply by terrier8HOF on
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authentic
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Permalink Reply by Christian Peluso on
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Wow, I thought it was to good to be true, is the “Th” and “M” a tell tale sign for it being authentic cause I thought the after the “M” it looked to rushed.
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it was not uncommon for the last name to be rushed. But the Thurman is spot on, as is the M, it is very difficult to forge the Th correctly.
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Understood, though I’m a little confused as to why I found this same card in Heritage Auctions archives, and it was encapsulate by psa dna.
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Where did you find this card? It's a beauty. I used to have a '74 Munson like this, signed in blue ink that I purchased a few months after he died, for 12 bucks. Hard to believe.
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It is on eBay right now, lister says it came from Bricol auctions some 15 years ago, and I see it was auctioned on heritage auctions in 2014. Confused as to why it would be taken out of encapsulation.
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