Jimmie Foxx Signed 35 Diamond Stars
 

There is a Jimmie Foxx signed 1935 Diamond Stars up for sale on the bay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1935-Diamond...item4167fea141

Just wanted to let you know if you're looking at it, a seller by the name of KatyMarie2007 (whom is no longer a registered user) had this card. I don't know if she ended up selling it, I had been watching it for a few years and remained in contact with her about the card. She had a buy it now for $2,000 with no best offer, then this seller now has the card with zero feedback.

Just wanted to give anyone a heads up if they are thinking about putting in an offer.

When did Jimmie sign his name with a y?

Wow I did not see that. Good call, and to answer no clue. Don't know much about his auto

Fail Never saw a "J" "F" or "irry" like that, I have seen him use a "Y", just not sure of the time period that he did that. BUT the "Jimm" looked like my sig. I wouldn't touch it regardless of the slab.

Agreed. The "F" looked a little suspicious as you stated. Probably why it sat on the bay for years.

Ok, check this ebay auction out;
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Jimmie-Foxx-...6#ht_500wt_860

Here is the psa/dna authentication:
http://www.psacard.com/verification/...sttimeout=9999

Seems he may have signed with a Y on the end.

Maybe this is a good autograph?

This looks good, but still, few similarities to the card. I wonder if the card (and the Jimmy) exhibits the (de)evolution of his signature?

Jimmie Foxx certainly did use a "Y" in his name on occasion. Mainly in the 1930's and 1950's. On baseballs and other items.

Attachment 68614

Another example:

Attachment 68616

Thanks Chris! Any clue why he did both?

Depended on how many drinks he had :)

Haha touché

Tommy/ie Leach did the same thing -- sometimes Y and sometimes IE...

Paul do you have both variations on T206?