Opinions on my personal 1980s era TTM autograph collection (DiMaggio, Williams)

[mattsey9]

Thanks for those who commented on my brother's cards. Now here are mine for your perusal. I included my DiMaggio auto that I likely obtained TTM within weeks of the one my brother received. Most didn't like his but some thought maybe. Mine is larger and clearer than his, so maybe it will be easier to tell. Still keeping it either way for sentimental reasons.

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[mattsey9]

Any opinions?

[Bestdj777]

The Mike Schmidt card brings back great memories.

[dgo71]

I personally like all of them except the Ted Williams. Reminds me of the good ol' days of the 80's when HOFers still signed through the mail for free.

[tazdmb]

Puckett and Schmidt look good, buy the "G" in Gwynn look a bit odd. All the IP I received from Gwynn (all after 2000 i admit) his signature was more straight and not at the angle yours is at. All that said, I am not familiar with his autograph from the 1980s.

[mattsey9]

Thanks for the feedback. One thing about receiving the reply from Williams that I remember vividly. After I got my reply in the mail, my brother sent off for one of his own. He got a copy of a form letter saying that there was a limit of one autograph per address and that he was out luck. He was pissed at me!