Traxler's only cards are from 1990 Donruss Rookies and Topps MLB Debut. Both are boxed sets that weren't as easy to obtain or as mainstream as the stuff from packs. He died fairly young from severe alcoholism but was a coach in the Dodgers system for a few years after he was done playing. Last time I saw him he was 350 pounds easy.

I though I read Forster started signing recently. Maybe did a private signing? Am I imagining that?

A 1981 Topps Rick Anderson is up on ebay right now

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1981-Topps-...oAAOSwf5BbBzYH

Tough signed cards
 

What about 74 Topps Celerino Sanchez.
2 on Ebay past year, 200$+

Well now I've seen two. Well actually one, because one can't be good....


https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4215/...6bf51223ba.jpghttps://farm2.staticflickr.com/1757/...f6fd3e8fe6.jpg

Looks like the wrong Anderson is on that dual

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ec/da...1f888a34c3.jpg

I still haven't seen one!

From my two examples I have of Anderson it appears the one with the single Anderson signature is the most likely to genuine but it is tough to see that signature in the space provided but it at least bears a similar signature...

http://starsofthediamond.com/80tcmaanderson.jpg

The “R” concerns me most, although he also had a distinct “k” that had a detached completion - I don’t see that part of his “k” on the scan. The slant of several letters in the last name are also irregular, although that is sometimes typical with players signing cards with multiple players pictured.

I can’t get past the first name, just too much unlike any that I have seen. Who knows sometimes, although I wouldn’t have purchased this myself.

To add, he started he unique change with his “k” in 1978 or 1979 - I don’t have an exemplar from 1978.