50's Dodgers auto's- Opinions?

[Runscott]

Good luck Nate - you already have some heavy competition.

[UnVme7]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Good luck Nate - you already have some heavy competition.

I'm not bidding on it anymore. All you...

[Duluth Eskimo]

Not mine, but the PSA opinion surprises me a little.

[daves_resale_shop]

This is a toughie.. I like the fact that the signatures are penned in different colors, and to be honest I liked the biggies at first glance...

After looking a little closer the Jackie and campy draw strong resemblances to those found on dodger clubhouse balls... The other interesting piece is that Jackie is above campy(in different ink-pen switch?)as was the case on clubby signed balls (Jackie, campy, erskine)...

I'm not too comfortable with this one...

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by daves_resale_shop

This is a toughie.. I like the fact that the signatures are penned in different colors, and to be honest I liked the biggies at first glance...

After looking a little closer the Jackie and campy draw strong resemblances to those found on dodger clubhouse balls... The other interesting piece is that Jackie is above campy(in different ink-pen switch?)as was the case on clubby signed balls (Jackie, campy, erskine)...

I'm not too comfortable with this one...

I'm with Dave. Plus, the Robinson looks like a very early Robinson - not 1952.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Runscott

I'm with Dave. Plus, the Robinson looks like a very early Robinson - not 1952.

That's a good point, Scott. I knew something about the Robinson bothered me, but I failed to recognize the fact that his signature had changed from his earlier sigs by 1952.