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Originally Posted by Scott Garner
All this white noise about fake autographs is not changing my passion for collecting the signature of every pitcher that ever threw a no-hitter, FWIW.
Most of the remaining signatures that I am still seeking are so far off the grid that I'm not personally worried about it. I continue to rely on buying from the creme of the crop as far as vintage autograph dealers go.  |
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My situation too. As I've said before, it's a very good collecting year for me if I can locate and purchase just one of the obscure autographs on my want list. It's a great year if I can cross off two names. I don't think 99.9% of the autograph forgers out there would give a damn about trying to create and sell a John (Jack) Peters autograph. Aside from a few Detroit Tigers and possibly Kansas City Blues autograph collectors, the market is damn thin for such an autograph, and therefore, the payoff limited. There are easier and much larger payoffs to be had for about the same amount of effort.