10 DiMaggios

[Michael B]

Try this

[packs]

The group of six all look like they were signed by the same person, but I don't know if that person was Joe D.

[Fuddjcal]

Originally Posted by packs

The group of six all look like they were signed by the same person, but I don't know if that person was Joe D.

yeah, and upon further review, I don't really like any of them to be honest.

[theshleps]

I am kind of leaning towards the 6 are good the 4 are not. Any other opinions?

[ronniehatesjazz]

The all time greats card is definitely not his signature. The rest are all questionable at best. Not an expert on his autograph but he always seemed to have each of his g's slightly different from one another.

[packs]

I don't think any of them are authentic, but I think the same person signed 6 of them. Were they bought as a lot?

[theshleps]

Got them over the past 15 years, none as a lot

[Fuddjcal]

Originally Posted by ronniehatesjazz

The all time greats card is definitely not his signature. The rest are all questionable at best. Not an expert on his autograph but he always seemed to have each of his g's slightly different from one another.

and that's the only one I thought had a chance LOL. They are all forgeries

[theshleps]

seems back awhile ago I bought many large hof lots from some auction houses you all have heard of, not coaches corners and they all are reputable and most of these probably came from there. Except for the DiMaggios and Aarons the vast majority are fine.
I met with Bill Corcoran who looked over all my vintage stuff (as did Keating) over the past 6 months and they said I had about a 97% pass rate, which they said is basically unheard of.. I showed them all my pre 1970 cards. The posted cards are part of about 3,000 signed HOF cards post 1969 and I always was skeptical about the Dimaggio and Aaron.
Thanks guys for all your help. I am planning a move and want to get rid of most of my post 1969 stuff and do not want to sell fakes