Andy Cooper Opinion

[rand1com]

Originally Posted by Bigsmitty

Recently lucked into a scorecard from 1937 that appears to be signed by 15 players from the Monarchs and Cubans. It has already been sent to be authenticated but I'm fairly nervous about it and looking for opinions to possibly ease my mind.

Was only able to find one photo with a Copper auto but it was just his printed last name and then there's his draft card. Does anyone know of any other examples to compare?

I would say it is likely authentic based on the signed exemplar on the draft card. The printed last name does not help much. The other signatures on the program make it very likely that he indeed signed it in my opinion.

[prestigecollectibles]

Both of the signed photos were originally part of the Fujita Collection auctioned by Sotheby's in 2007

Here is a slightly different one
https://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions...html?locale=en

Another lot with signed photos
https://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions...html?locale=en

Team photo
https://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions...html?locale=en

[Schlesinj]

That third one is the team photo that I own. I have been looking for more information about this, so thank you!

[Bigsmitty]

Just wanted to check in and give an update. I received word from Heritage that PSA has authenticated. Thanks again to everyone who gave their opinion.

[tazdmb]

Wow, thanks for the update.....time to start saving.

[Schlesinj]

Originally Posted by Bigsmitty

Just wanted to check in and give an update. I received word from Heritage that PSA has authenticated. Thanks again to everyone who gave their opinion.

Looking good so far on the auction above estimate.

[tazdmb]

Yeah, I was leading bidder-but I am now out. Oh well-can't win (buy) them all.

[tazdmb]

Anyone on here win this? If so, congrats!