Is there any possible ways these are good?
 

Was looking at a 500 home run ball from Zack Hample's book store and thought that none of these autographs look good. Would some autograph expert out there be able to give an opion of these?

Out of the countless fake 500 HR Club items I've seen, that is honestly one of the worst.

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That thing is all types of bad.

The only things on that ball that are good are the stitches and leather.

Am I the only one who thinks it's fitting and hysterical that this D-Bag would have such a terrible forgery?

Is he selling it, or is it part of a display?

For sale on their argosy book store website in the autograph section $1200

I don't know squat about autographs but even I can see that the same person used the same pen to sign all of them.

Wow - that's bad. It probably comes with a COA from the seller.

They didn’t even try to fool anyone. They wrote out the names the way they thought they should be not the way the players signed. Seen better at CC.


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They have the decimal in the wrong place. They meant to charge $12.00 since it can be used as a regulation baseball and society supply issues makes it fairly expensive for a baseball. Attachment 524059

Well, maybe...
 

"Is there any possible ways these are good?"

Very good question! While I agree with the other members' assessment of this ball for the most part, I actually think there might be a possible way the Ted Williams signature could be good!

Here's how:
1. Use rubbing alcohol and wipe the current Ted Williams "signature" off of the ball.
2. Patiently wait for medical science and cryogenic technology to advance.
3. Thaw Ted's slightly cracked head from it's current frozen state.
4. Attach Ted's thawed head to viable 3-D printed body parts produced in a lab incorporating his own DNA.
5. Attend the 2078 National Convention in Chicago where regenerated Ted will be making his first public autograph show appearance and pay the $1 Million Tristar fee to have regenerated Ted re-sign your ball. (Note: There will be a $100,000 upcharge and a 3 year wait time to have PSA/DNA authenticate the DNA used in Ted's hand he signed with...The ball will then be sent to CSG for them to authenticate that it actually was PSA/DNA who authenticated the DNA.)

Good luck...Please come back to this thread and post pics when you get it done!
Kevin

(PS...As for the other players I cannot think of any possible ways.)