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T206Collector....is definitely a risky venture. In the end, unless you saw the person sign it you are taking a leap of faith. The card was apparently graded during the Spence/Grad era and, notwithstanding some of the dirt flung towards Spence lately for a poor Sal Bando decision, he is the guy I trust most with my vintage signatures.
Ultimately, if you are going to collect deadball era signatures on tobacco and caramel cards there will always be some measure of lingering doubt. But if you have a chance to acquire Walter Johnson on a T206 card, and one of the most, if not the most, respected authenticators in the hobby says its real, that is a chance I have to take. Frankly, it comes with the territory. And, in the end, it's only money. 
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