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Old 09-07-2012, 07:26 AM
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Default Mystery Autos

Picked up a couple balls that have some unknown signatures on them. I have done some guessing but am having a bit of trouble figuring out who they are.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Old 09-07-2012, 07:41 AM
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absolutely not positive of this, but I believe the second one is Paul Bako and the last one is Reggie Saunders, which would make it signed possibly when they both played in KC?
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Old 09-07-2012, 07:45 AM
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thanks, i would buy the Bako... but if that is a Sanders, man its sloppy
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Old 09-07-2012, 07:47 AM
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Isaac,
I believe that the top autographed ball is no-hit pitcher/ wack job Carlos Zambrano.
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When was he #35? He was #38 with the Cubs, and if that second number is an 8, he needs to learn how to write. Signature looks pretty good with examples I have seen
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When was he #35? He was #38 with the Cubs, and if that second number is an 8, he needs to learn how to write. Signature looks pretty good with examples I have seen
Zambrano has always worn uniform # 38 in the majors. Your sig matches his signature dead on from several examplars that I have in my personal; collection, FWIW. The way he forms his 38 is definitely unusual, BTW.
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Zambrano has always worn uniform # 38 in the majors. Your sig matches his signature dead on from several examplars that I have in my personal; collection, FWIW. The way he forms his 38 is definitely unusual, BTW.
Without reading the replies, I also thought the first was Zambrano.
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Without reading the replies, I also thought the first was Zambrano.
There was a Tom Goodwin on the 2003 Cubs with Zambrano and Bako.
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Old 09-07-2012, 09:03 AM
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There was a Tom Goodwin on the 2003 Cubs with Zambrano and Bako.
I think we have winner!!! The Goodwin sigs I see online match well with whats on the ball.

Thanks for the help everyone!!!
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