Hugh Duffy single-signed baseball...tough autograph or not?

[Erv the Curve]

I see a fair number of Hugh Duffy autographs on cuts, index cards, and postcards, but rarely do I see a single-signed baseball. Are there many around? What's your experience? And, how difficult is it to find compared to other tough single-signed baseballs?

[Wrightfan85]

Ron Keurajian's book says they are basically non existent. He had a long life but died before single signed baseballs became more popular.

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by Erv the Curve

I see a fair number of Hugh Duffy autographs on cuts, index cards, and postcards, but rarely do I see a single-signed baseball. Are there many around? What's your experience? And, how difficult is it to find compared to other tough single-signed baseballs?

You said you rarely see them. Where have you seen them?

[felada]

But I’m sure you already know the answer to your question Richard

http://www.myccsa.com/Search.aspx?Se...t=Hugh%20duffy

[Klrdds]

I think Coaches Corner has handled more Hugh Duffy autographs than anyone else in history . In fact they had an exclusive private signing with him a few months ago .

[Wrightfan85]

Originally Posted by felada

But I’m sure you already know the answer to your question Richard

http://www.myccsa.com/Search.aspx?Se...t=Hugh%20duffy

Holy cow, they have a Ben Franklin letter from 45 years after he died!

As they said in one of the auctions before it...WOWZA lol.

[mr2686]

Hey, if anyone could figure out how to sign his autograph after he died, it would be Ben Franklin...well, maybe Harry Houdini too. Coincidentally, both have exclusive contracts with CC. LOL

[Shoeless Moe]

I only need two more single signed balls by the 12 Apostles to complete my Last Supper collection. Got all ten thru Coaches Corner, so yah I watch their auctions religiously you might say.