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09-01-2014, 06:18 PM
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JimStinson
Sorry but I watched this until it got to be silly .....here from his own website
There are a growing number of counterfeit Jack Nicklaus autographed memorabilia products currently in the marketplace. To help prevent the public from being defrauded, Golden Bear has selected a limited number of quality companies to sell and distribute authentic autographed Jack Nicklaus memorabilia. These companies are the only sources for the sale of authentic Jack Nicklaus autographed memorabilia authorized by Jack Nicklaus and Golden Bear. Or you can go direct to the web site here, pretty simple stuff guys, But he gets probably 500 requests a day from all over the World ...Lets keep it real...The guy has a life http://www.nicklaus.com/ ________________________ jim@stinsonsports.com Vintage autographs for sale daily stinsonsports.com 
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09-01-2014, 07:34 PM
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You mean he doesn't get up every day, sit down with his Fruit Loops, open his mail and start signing?
ETA: He is concerned about the public being defrauded so he has someone else signing his mail for him?
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09-01-2014, 10:25 PM
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I wanted to make one more comment as it appears I was mistaken. It does appear that Nicklaus has been signing through the Golden Bear / Palm Beach address recently. As I doubted Jimjim I wanted to say publicly that I was wrong. I do however still have some doubts about the feathering on the ball, but he probably doesn't sign too many baseballs and it could just be an ink that is not the best for leather.
I will say that as a golf collector for over 25 years, the info about autopen photos stating on the back that they are autopen is not correct. Some of the newer versions do have this marking on the back, but many of the ones signed in the 70's, 80's and 90's have no such marking. You can easily tell as it is the exact same signature with only subtle differences. Generally very shaky and even in ink flow like every autopen. Bottom line is much like Hogan in his later years, Nicklaus appears to be signing by mail for the time being. This could be brief so stamp your envelopes quickly. I will add that through my research, all of the items I have seen signed recently have been personalized to the recipient. Jason
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09-23-2014, 03:14 PM
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Came back from PSA/DNA and it's legit. Couldn't be happier
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