Do You Have Authentic Autographs that Look Fake?

[icollectDCsports]

A post in another thread prompted me to ask this: Do you have (and please post photos if possible) one or more autographs of sports stars that you obtained from them in person that you think true auto. experts would flatly reject because they are atypical?

[Seven]

Originally Posted by icollectDCsports

A post in another thread prompted me to ask this: Do you have (and please post photos if possible) one or more autographs of sports stars that you obtained from them in person that you think true auto. experts would flatly reject because they are atypical?

Not that I have one personally but I'm sure, with how bad his sight is, toward the end of his runs at shows, Mays probably had a few bad signatures

[Kaneen]

I've gotten thousands of signatures in person, and I'm sure I have many that TPAs would not pass. This in person ARod comes to mind from my collection:

[Kaneen]

And speaking of Mays...I got this signed at one of his final show appearances in 2011. Would it pass TPA? I dunno.

[Bpm0014]

I have a Michael Jordan jersey that I obtained in person. My uncle did bodyguard work for him and I was able to secure about 20 autographs. I sent a bunch to PSA and all obviously passed except the jersey. I don’t know what to do?

[packs]

As far as I can personally attest to, this is the most authentic Sandy Koufax ball there is. I know that because I handed it to him at spring training. But when I posted the ball on the site years ago after I got it people weren't sure it was real until I told them I was the one who got it signed:

[packs]

Double post

[Lordstan]

That little squiggle above his name is a real Ali autograph. My wife let me spend $800, yes $800, for a private signing about a year before he passed away. There is a PSA witmessed sticker on the back of the front page. All the rest except Russell were IP. Russell was a send in to one of Altman New England shows.

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