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Originally Posted by manwithplan2014
I think you all mis-interpreted what I said.
I am saying you can't say something of this caliber is real from pictures but you CAN say if it is fake.
If somebody post a Gehrig ball there is no way anybody can say just from pictures it is real. No way. But there may be something visible in the picture to say it is for sure NOT real.
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A good, clear and close up of any autograph gives you 90% of what you need. The only difficult thing to tell from a photo is live ink. In the case of THIS baseball, I don’t need to see it in person, it’s a horrendous attempt at a Lou Gehrig.
Also, I’m not just opining Gehrig on a whim, I have 6 in my personal collection including 3 on Baseballs. Gehrig, single signed is incredibly rare. One that is boldly on a sweet spot would be worth tens of thousands.