Charles Comiskey Cut Auto 1/1 BGS 9.5

[tazdmb]

Fine, I should have said patented instead of invented. Regardless, it wasn't in commercial use when Charles Comiskey, the HOFer passed. Comiskey's Grandson had the exact same name and middle initial. He was also owner of Chicago White Sox. He passed away less than ten years ago, and his autograph retails for around $50. I have no idea the added value since this is a "1/1".

Technically, the back is a bit deceiving, as it Left out the "II" in his name, but is otherwise correct.

http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2...ox-mr-comiskey

[tazdmb]

See this lot for an example of Comiskey II's autograph-it is just like yours.

https://pristineauction.com/a176470-...rridge-JSA-LOA

[GrayGhost]

Bottom line is, this looks NOTHING like the HOFer and Thrifty owner of the Sox, :Charles Comiskey's, signature

[Buckswin07]

Actually, it does. The Y finishes the same way. So your saying the cards depiction on whose signature is on the front is incorrect?

[Buckswin07]

The card also says he's a HOF baseball player and helped form the American Leauge. His son did none of that, no? And the Picture on the front...who is that?

[CMIZ5290]

This is not the autograph of the original Charles Comiskey, it's not even close....

[Buckswin07]

After further research, it does indeed appear to not be that of Comiskey. I'm looking into Sportkings on the matter. Thanks for everyone's input!

[theshleps]

Just look at any of the HOF Comiskey autographs or look in Ron's book. It is the grandson 100%

[Danny Smith]

Big miss by Beckett but glad it's gonna get fixed.