Don Zimmer signed index cards. His or his wife's sig?

[r2678]

Pretty much what I thought. Thanks.

[homerunhitter]

But don’t worry PSA will still say it’s authentic! (See EBAY listing below) 😂

https://www.ebay.com/itm/324102648987

[r2678]

Too late. Torn in half.

I saw where JSA also authenticated one.

[mr2686]

Both have actually authenticated several. I think it's because there's probably more of his wife's sigs than of his...and his wife's is nicer. LOL.

[mr2686]

Here's a Zimmer example.

[bjerome]

Apparently those index card signatures have Soot all over them. For those who don't know Mrs. Zimmer's nickname is Soot.

[rlevy]

We had a discussion about this in a different thread a while ago. I have Dodger team items with Zimmer signatures from 1955 that show he used a closed "D" then, but by 1959 he had apparently switched to the open "D". I am positive all of these below are authentic Don, not the wife. It may account for why PSA authenticates them sometimes. Player signature styles can vary over their lifetimes.

zimmer autos.jpg

[homerunhitter]

I did not know that about Zimmers signature.

[Bigdaddy]

Originally Posted by rlevy

We had a discussion about this in a different thread a while ago. I have Dodger team items with Zimmer signatures from 1955 that show he used a closed "D" then, but by 1959 he had apparently switched to the open "D". I am positive all of these below are authentic Don, not the wife. It may account for why PSA authenticates them sometimes. Player signature styles can vary over their lifetimes.

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His 'Don' from 1959 resembles Don Drysdale's 'Don'. Wonder if that is just coincidence.