These any good?

[ronniehatesjazz]

Also Griffey changed his signature quite a bit when he was young so it’s possible that’s how he signed at that point. It looks like he was going with the straight J which lines up with when he likely signed the ball (early 90’s). He didn’t start swooping the J until 94 or 95 I believe.

[w7imel]

I thought they all looked good! These are not highly forged autos are they??? If so not much of a "risk vs reward " type thing. The Seaver is a great example I thought.

[EldoEsq]

Originally Posted by w7imel

I thought they all looked good! These are not highly forged autos are they??? If so not much of a "risk vs reward " type thing. The Seaver is a great example I thought.

That's what I thought initially... Like the poster above, I didn't like the R at the end.

I thought the Whitey Yogi was a decent example also. These looked like they were older... I think the Whitey was on a Giamatti ball.

I don't know Griffey very well, looks older to me, who the heck would get that photoball signed now

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[w7imel]

Originally Posted by EldoEsq

That's what I thought initially... Like the poster above, I didn't like the R at the end.

I thought the Whitey Yogi was a decent example also. These looked like they were older... I think the Whitey was on a Giamatti ball.

I don't know Griffey very well, looks older to me, who the heck would get that photoball signed now

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Let alone forge a Griffey on one.