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08-31-2017, 12:52 PM
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Stupid question
Pardon what doubtlessly is a stupid question, but are these (all, some) signed contemporaneously with his playing days, or later in life? Besides the decaying handwriting of older individuals, is there some way to tell if a signature is vintage or not (other than the obvious, like felt tip pens, etc.)? As a collector of signed 41 Play Balls, I'm interested in the field of signed cards, and just wondering about all of this... thanks!!
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