Aaron
I am not an autograph expert but I have been collecting Aaron for over 30 years and I have many Aaron autographs.
I believe your Aaron is real and that it was signed in the late '80's or early '90's. It matches up well with my Aaron autographs from that period. It is probably on a William White ball or possibly a Giamatti ball. See attached photos. First photo shows 3 White balls. Second photo shows evolution of Aaron's signature from Feeney (far left), to Giamatti (center) to White (far right). Sometime in the early '90's he truncated the "n" and the "k" for awhile. (He apparently had arthritis but was not taking any arthritis medicine at that time.)
Also, in the late '80's and early '90's, no one was forging Aaron since he was a $40 - $50 autograph.
Hope this helps.
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