Need the experts opinions on Ruth
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First time for me over here on the auto side. I'm not an autograph collector but I had a guy send me these photos of a Ruth. I assume everything is fake anymore but thought I'd get some education. Would enjoy your input and thanks in advance!
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To me it appears to be one of those printed balls the stitching appears to be new. The printing on the baseball seems too good and dark. Way too many of these around now to judge without holding it in your hand.
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Inclined to agree. The signature looks “okay” but without viewing it in person hard to tell. Also think the fading in the key areas of the signature is suspect. I wouldn’t chance it.
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Thanks guys for your input. Probably one of those Marino Special Editions I’m suspecting, lol. To me it looks like the discoloration is added as well.
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Listen to what people are telling you. It is not a "Marino Special Edition."
The question is whether it is a printed reproduction of a genuinely signed Ruth ball. |
To me it appears to be one of those printed balls the stitching appears to be new. The printing on the baseball seems too good and dark. Way too many of these around now to judge without holding it in your hand.
Definitely agree. Although the signature is spot on, the laces are just so damn fresh and clean and new looking..... I know this sounds weird, but did you smell the ball? Does it smell new? No smell? Moldy? Believe it or not this may help. |
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If you smell what The Rock is cooking. Then you might smell if it is real or not:)
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Rob M |
If it’s live ink it’s good, if not than it’s a reproduction. Can’t tell that from an image.
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If it’s live ink it’s good, if not than it’s a reproduction. Can’t tell that from an image.
Would agree. The signature is spot on though. Just can't tell if it's real ink or a reproduction. |
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