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DiMaggio help
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Any thoughts on this DiMaggio autograph that I recently purchased? Looks a little ragged to me.
Thanks much. |
it's a mess is what it is, forget ragged... What would even compel you to spend a red cent on this? Just curious how fools are parted from their money:D
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Negative.
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My thought is "Why did you purchase it?"
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While it does look awful, something struck me..
From the "o" to the end of the signature is one continuous line. This seems like a very unusual choice for a forger to make. Especially considering it is not something Joe D typically did with his sitting autographs. Yet, it does seem like something someone would do if firing off a quick autograph while walking or in a crowd. Is it possible this could be authentic? :confused: |
Here's my take.
It is authentic, but why would you want it? |
Could a bolt of lightning hit you. Yes,but what are the chances.:D
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That Joe D. is definitely authentic. |
Thanks very much for the input. I bought the item because I liked the image, it is ex-Christie's (when DiMaggio was alive), and it came from a reputable auction house who will take it back if I don't like it. When I bid on it, my initial thought was that it was a rushed, on-the-run autograph. But my guess is that no authenticator will touch it, so it is almost irrelevant whether it is real or not.
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Has any person on this site ever had Joe sign for him or her on the run? |
It is a unique image that I have never seen so I am partial to it. But I understand that its poses an authentication/resale problem. Maybe it is not an on-the-run autograph - maybe it's just sloppy. Everyone has an off day.
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