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Does it seem as though it is more of a challenge to discern authenticity in modern guys? It seems as though prior to autographs becoming an "industry" players took care in signing their names which presumably made it more of a challenge to forge - signatures looked like a work of art. I am a Tigers guy, and I have physically seen guys like Verlander signed autographs at the ballpark that are illegible aside from "JV 35" and look like a 5 year old had written it. I am not sure there is a question here, just looking for some broad thoughts.
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