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Gehrig
Helping someone out who posted this on Facebook.. Does this look like a legit Gehrig or fake?
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The ink is lighter than the rest of the signatures. It looks like a lighter gray-ish dull ballpoint pen.
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Also just realized that Melvin Ott is above the Cork Center
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considering Gehrig died before ballpoints came into use that would be a bad sign...
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Not loving this ball, personally. Gehrig signature lacks speed IMO
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It's not ballpoint. And it's good.
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You can barely see it.
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You can barely see it. How can you determine its ballpoint?
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50+ years of experience helps, Manny. (I obtained my first Gehrig in 1966.)
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Because of the light application. A dull ballpoint would be perfect for that, if that is the effect you want. Any other pen, a marker, a fountain pen, etc., will leave dark lines.
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in my opinion that is legit
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Is that so?
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Thanks David
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