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Posted By: Jodi Birkholm

As most here are aware, Sunday was the more charismatic Billy Graham of his era. Despite (or perhaps as a direct result of) his post-baseball fame, his autographed material fetches fractions of what a nearly unknown player's signature would who died in the mid-1930's. He signed like a banshee, and those signatures are far from rare. His is definitely the most common baseball signature of any 1930's death.