Ty Cobb signed baseball is it real or fake?

[Baseball_Newbie]

I've got another ball from a deceased family member's collection that I would appreciate some opinions on its authenticity. Tell me the good or bad news! Even if it's obvious. I'm new to this and need to confirm my suspicions on whether the balls in the collection are fake or worth getting appraised. If there are obvious fakes to the experienced eye then I will not invest any more time into them. I think a small amount out of the whole lot of balls are authentic. Thanks! Appreciate the help.

In addition to the "Ty Cobb" ball, there is also a "Cindy Cobb, granddaughter of Ty Cobb" signed ball... Is this just sort of a novelty thing? I can't see there being much value in her autograph.

[perezfan]

I have special access to a panel of experts, and all agree these balls are good.

Lee Trythall, Chris Morales, Donald Frangipani, Justin Priddy and Frank Garo all gave them a thumbs up, you lucky dog!

[Lordstan]

I have no idea about Cindy, nor do I think her ball has much value. The Ty Cobb is fake.

[w7imel]

No no no

[thetruthisoutthere]

Originally Posted by perezfan

I have special access to a panel of experts, and all agree these balls are good.

Lee Trythall, Chris Morales, Donald Frangipani, Justin Priddy and Frank Garo all gave them a thumbs up, you lucky dog!

That's hilarious!!!

[keithsky]

Whether it was you or a family member as you state they must have been a frequent bidder and buyer on Coach's Corner. They or you got duped big time. If there is anything good that crap never sold for more then a couple hunded bucks each so not a ton of money lost.

[Kco]

No, this is a Coaches Corner special

[Hankphenom]

Make it stop!

[tha-rock]

Ty Cobb- No

Cindy Cobb- If real, who cares?