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#4
06-19-2020, 04:25 AM
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Matthew,
The Hubbell signature looks to be obviously genuine. It is typical of his post-stroke signature. In my humble opinion, the HOF inscription has the slant of a right handed signer, not a lefty like King Carl. My best advice would be to compare it to other balls with the same inscription for comparison before sending it in for authentication with a TPA. 
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