What is better for autographs on a card? Pen or Sharpie

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06-03-2010, 07:49 PM

LEIDEMEG

George Leidemer

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What is better for autographs on a card? Pen or Sharpie

Never have known the answer to this. Someone asked me the other day if the auto was a Sharpie or Ball Point. I guess from a preservation stand point. Would love opinions. I collect the 64 Topps Giants autograph set and most, nearly all, are ballpoint..just curious.

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