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Originally Posted by brianp-beme
I am not a signature guy, but I thought I would show off this 1940 Play Ball of Bobby Doerr that has a non-authentic signature. It originated from the Uncle Jimmy collection that was spread out over several auctions a couple of years ago. It is a trimmed authentic card that is quite sharp otherwise, besides the signature...not all of his autograph requests came back with legit signatures.
Anyone else have something similiar to share? I know it is a narrow collecting field, but I imagine some folks out there have something to show off.
Brian
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A Fake Doerr signature is probably worth more than a authentic one anyways - Dude was a signing machine, the Sharpie company probably took a hit to their bottom line when he passed