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Questionable Hank Aaron?
I just purchased this "Hank Aaron" for VERY cheap.... of an older person selling off his entire collection. He claims he acquired the autograph personally.... so with my naive nature I believed him.
It has some traits of a genuine Aaron, but some things throw me off. Could this be a very very early signature?
The first A in "Aaron" looks correct... but typically the second one is a more open at the top...
Im about 50/50 on this one.
Any advice?
Tags: Aaron, Autograph, Baseball, Hank
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Permalink Reply by Jared Hudson on
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Well it was worth a shot! :) What is your basis?
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Permalink Reply by Null on
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Looks incredibly slowly signed. Terrier is very good with Hank Aaron, perhaps he will chime in.
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Permalink Reply by Rock G III on
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He lied to you.
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Permalink Reply by Rich on
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If that was an early, early Hank Aaron, that ball probably wouldn't look nearly as pristine and white as it does.
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Well, if it's from the 80's, then it's certainly not an early Hank autograph.
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Permalink Reply by Ian Baldock on
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No way.
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Permalink Reply by terrier8HOF on
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sorry but this is not even close to being authentic.
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