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Ted Williams OMLB Auto Help
Hi Everyone,
Long time listener and first time caller.... I wanted to get everyone's opinion about this Ted Williams auto. American League ball. The owner told me that it was signed in Memphis in the late 1980's at a card show. Therefore, no COA. Thanks for the help, I really appreciate everyone's expertise on this, as I know there are some pretty good fakes out there. I might just go ahead and buy an UDA ball, as I at least know those are authentic. http://i1117.photobucket.com/albums/...5/100_0968.jpg |
I am certainly no expert, but it looks good to me. I compared it to an authenticated Williams ball I have and about the only real difference is the "a" in Williams. But I vote good. Seems to flow well.
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I like it, too...
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me too... looks good :)
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williams
It is perfect.
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I can't imagine a nicer in-person signed baseball from Ted Williams.
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i met Ted Williams and got a signature in the '80s as well, and this one compares favorably, especially the flow.
(Ted was in a coffee shop, across the street from a card show, and spent 15 minutes shooting the breeze. When I introduced him to my nephew as the greatest ballplayer ever, he corrected me, saying "Dimaggio was the best. Much better fielder, and all-around player. But I was a DAMN BETTER hitter, I can tell you that . .. " I went back and scalped my $25 autograph ticket at cost, and had a much better experience out of it. |
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Beautiful Ted;)
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Hi Everyone,
Thanks so much for the feedback! Glad to know that everyone thinks it is the real deal. Also, I just got some more pictures of the ball, and it is a 1989-1990 version of the American League ball with 'Costa Rica' stamped right below the Rawlings logo. Of course, I know that anybody can get one of those, but it does date the ball to the time period that I was told it was signed. Just a bit more reinforcement for me. |
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