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Old 05-09-2013, 01:50 AM
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Default 1927 Yankees baseball. Opinions, please.
This baseball has recently been put on display. I have no knowledge of any TPA certification. What do y'all (especially those fans of perfectly formed and uniform signatures) think?





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Where's the picture of the Pat Collins signature and the Tony Lazzeri?
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Looks like it could be in the gallery at Yankee Stadium.

You are right... every letter of every signature sure looks carefully and neatly formed. I'll let others opinion if that means fake or not.
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I'm glad you mentioned the gallery at Yankee Stadium. Are those balls real? Every single one looked fake to me, even the Don Mattingly.

I should clarify. Fake as in manufactured, not signed by someone else.
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This baseball has recently been put on display. I have no knowledge of any TPA certification. What do y'all (especially those fans of perfectly formed and uniform signatures) think?
The Gehrig looks traced over does it not?
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Hi David. You're the self-proclaimed expert on '27 Yankees balls - why would you care what anyone else's opinion was?

And you don't have to keep flagellating yourself over that green-ink team-signed ball. Everyone blows one every now and then...or two...or three.
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Hi David. You're the self-proclaimed expert on '27 Yankees balls - why would you care what anyone else's opinion was?.
Just confirms what we all knew. Gutless.
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Hi David. You're the self-proclaimed expert on '27 Yankees balls - why would you care what anyone else's opinion was?

And you don't have to keep flagellating yourself over that green-ink team-signed ball. Everyone blows one every now and then...or two...or three.


You are a funny guy Scott.
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You are a funny guy Scott.
I though for sure that someone with your expertise would offer his professional opinion. What a disappointment that all we get are smileys.
(And more of your puerile sh*t-stirring.)
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I though for sure that someone with your expertise would offer his professional opinion. What a disappointment that all we get are smileys.
(And more of your puerile sh*t-stirring.)
As I read it, I think he was pointing out the sh*t stirring of another.
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There's no sarcasm in Richard's post, Ken.
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As I read it, I think he was pointing out the sh*t stirring of another.
Sounds like I stirred a lump.
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As I read it, I think he was pointing out the sh*t stirring of another.
I was only pointing out what a humorous guy Scott is, I quoted his post and thought that it would be obvious that I appreciated his humor.
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