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05-31-2015, 10:25 PM
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I kind of agree with Mark here....the "e" is what throws me off. Plus, according to that PSA site, they say this signature is from 1925. But then I saw this team signed ball from the Baltimore Orioles of the International League. His last year with Baltimore was 1924, yet he signed it "Grove" and it looks consistent with the usual way he signed during his playing days. The only 'if' would be if he signed this team ball AFTER 1924...but the ink looks like the rest of the signatures on the ball.
Does anybody have any other examples of him signing his name "Robert Groves" like above with the looped "e"'s? 
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