Has anybody ever heard of TASS "The Authentic Signature Specialists"?

[mr2686]

Notice the difference in the two you posted. The one from the auction has more slant, different letter spacing, and has more of his hurried flow. Also, and this is not an absolute by any means, I have personally not seen a 3x5 where he hasn't put his middle initial, and very few are smack dab in the middle of the card (although I have seen maybe 2).

[mr2686]

Richard brings up a great point. Non-addressed post cards like that are very easy to find and a very common forgers friend.

[CJDave]

I now see the red flags. I purchased it on Ebay so hopefully they accept the return and won't give me a hard time.

Thank you everyone.

[keithsky]

People do your homework. It gets repeated over and over, time and time again on here. Check out other autographs of the guy you're looking for to compare. Looks like it was pretty easy to find another one to compare the one you bought.

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by mr2686

Richard brings up a great point. Non-addressed post cards like that are very easy to find and a very common forgers friend.

Going all the way back to the granddaddy of baseball forgers Ron Dross.
Don't RIP Ron.

[Fuddjcal]

Originally Posted by RichardSimon

Going all the way back to the granddaddy of baseball forgers Ron Dross.
Don't RIP Ron.

TASS.... and Donruss have teamed up to bring you this beaut. Another name not to trust. Better off with NO NAMES.