Did we luck out?

[cubbs1232]

Bought a dozen signed baseballs from a local flea market dealer. He didn't know much about them and he was selling them dirt cheap, so any chance we got lucky and scored some real autographs? Here's just a couple of the better named ones we picked up.

[yanks12025]

Bought a dozen signed baseballs from a local flea market dealer. He didn't know much about them and he was selling them dirt cheap, so any chance we got lucky and scored some real autographs? Here's just a couple of the better named ones we picked up.

I'm not a autograph expert. But to my eyes, those look HORRIBLE and no where near close. But that's just my opinion.

[yanks12025]

I'm not a autograph expert. But to my eyes, those look HORRIBLE and no where near close. But that's just my opinion.

Maybe I'm Wrong. I don't know. I just looked up Days auto and I guess his does look all shakey and stuff.

[cubbs1232]

Yeah those 2 look like a kid wrote them but when i looked them up they looked really similar.

[ndevlin]

Those two signed like that in their later days.

[camarokids]

Pretty sure the Joe D is bad.

[danesei@yahoo.com]

All three are awful forgeries. The Leonard is the closest to how he signed late in life, but there's no fluidity/quickness to the signature. I think the seller lucked out, if he made more than $1 per ball.

[ChiBosox05]

The Dimaggio is fake. I can't comment on the other two.