So the only responsible thing would be to trash these, right?

[bbcard1]

My former business partner owned a sports memorabilia shop in the late 80s, early 90s. He got hundreds of autographs and photoed the athlete signing... the autos were sold year ago, but his widow came across a box of these people signing...Williams, Yogi, Banks, Musial, etc. Should I just throw these away as there would be a danger of them being paired with fakes to unwitting collectors.

[Exhibitman]

Nah, they're interesting and I'd sell them at auction. Shame to throw away something that a collector might enjoy just because a turd might try to use them to trick people.

[ValKehl]

Todd, I'm not an autograph collector, but over the years, I've seen many photos of players signing autographs. I'm assuming the widow could use the $$ these photos would bring, so I'm in agreement with Adam W.'s suggestion that you sell them at auction.

[JustinD]

I assume there is a always a market for anything so if you can get something you may as well.

As mentioned before, a photo of almost anyone signing can be had with a google search. I wouldn’t overthink it, go ahead.

[doug.goodman]

I agree, definitely don't throw them away

[todeen]

Think of all of the Babe Ruth signing pics that exist out there that members of our community seek. These photos you have definitely hold some value.

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