Toughest 1940's & 1950's Baseball Autographs

[JimStinson]

Dave Hoskins is VERY tough even though he died in 1970. Most collectors however that collect everyone would want him on a single flat , maybe not a team ball but he would absolutely add value to the ball. I would expect a flat item, cut from album page etc to sell in the $150.00-$200 price range.
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[btcarfagno]

Just picked up this Herb Gorman 1952 Cardinals team signed sheet. If anyone is looking for Gorman, let me know....

Tom C

[earlywynnfan]

Guess he's not the toughest on multi-signed items, here's a baseball with him.

Ken

[scmavl]

Thanks for ressurecting this thread. I must've missed it the first time around and it was a great read. I always love Jim's stories and insight.

[JimStinson]

Thanks guys I had forgotten all about this thread myself. Since it started I picked up (and sold) a Dizzy Sutherland pictured here
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[HexsHeroes]

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. . . but more like one of the toughest 1930's baseball debut autographs; Orlin Collier.

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[johnmh71]

This is a great topic. Here's a question - Who is the toughest autograph for each ML franchise post 1920? That should generate some debate.