Jeter autographs

[tazdmb]

Originally Posted by Runscott

I may have picked up part of the trifecta a few minutes ago - $9.95 in an antique store. Oddly a Budig ball.

Very cool, he had such a neat autograph when he first got here.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by tazdmb

Very cool, he had such a neat autograph when he first got here.

As thrilled as I was to find the above ball today, I just found a ball that was signed by Jeter on April 1, 2014, the first game that my home plate was used for.

Just down to a signed Altuve ball and I'm calling it good on this display.

[felada]

Tri Star has done signings with altuve.

[slidekellyslide]

What do you guys think of this Jeter? Got it at an auction yesterday along with about 50 other baseballs, about 20 bats and books full of signed cards.

[Kzoo]

I've never seen Jeter sign like that ^ ...…..unless, maybe, he was running while signing? Seems way too sloppy to me........Matt

[Mr. Zipper]

That’s a “no way” in my opinion.

[yanksfan09]

That one is really bad, not even close

[MikeKam]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

What do you guys think of this Jeter? Got it at an auction yesterday along with about 50 other baseballs, about 20 bats and books full of signed cards.

I'm pretty sure I've seen this autograph before, but it is not Jeter.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by felada

Tri Star has done signings with altuve.

Thanks. The major authenticators, as well as MLB, have signed off on a wide range of styles so i would rather get his in person or through JSA 'witnessed'.

Agreed - that Jeter is terrible. Dan, I bet with an hour to practice you could do a better one.

[bigfanNY]

Altuve has done shows in Houston before. And he will almost certainly again. I would be patient and wait. only problem with waiting is he keeps piling up stats... He is a good ballplayer.