That's interesting that his wife signed for him. How did you even find this out? She would have to have been a darned good forger to pull off the one I got back from him in the mail. If I can recall, it looked quite a bit like the facsimile on his 1967 regular Topps issue. Even with the fact that his signature did change over the years, this one is just too different from any authentic Mays signature no matter how much it might have changed . . . at least in my opinion. I would go so far as to say Willie would have to have some neurological issues to sign a card like that. I know he just celebrated his 92nd birthday, but I doubt very much that his fine motor skills are shot to that extent.
Last edited by robw1959; 05-16-2023 at 08:09 PM.
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