Autopen question

[smtjoy]

Hi all I know not really the right forum but I just feel more autograph people check here who might help me out. I got this card as an insert in 1991 and always felt it was a good auto as certified by the NFL but I see someone on ebay saying it is an autopen. My understanding of autopens was that a- they are always exactly the same and b-they always applied the same pressure. I did find two other of these and the autos are close but seem to be different in tiny ways. Also RIP to a heck of a player and career.

Here is the card, any help would be great and thanks in advance.

[MGHPro]

Doesn't look like autopen to me. I'm sure others will chime in.
Matt

[HOFAUTOS]

I remember hearing years ago from collectors of this set that Kemp indeed use an autopen. I wouldn't be suprised if he signed some of them himself, but I know he did use an autopen on a lot of them.

[justmike]

Troy Aikman used an autopen for that set also.It isn't unheard of.I will say that does not look like a usual autopen sig.My best advice is to find other copies of the same card and see if they are identical.
Mike

[drc]

If it's an autopen, other ProLine Kemps would have the identical signature. I'd also heard the certified Kemp ProLines were autopen, though I don't know if that meant all them were. I believe there are the regular unsigned versions of the card one could get signed in person, though I assume the embossed stamp in your pic indicates yours is one of the certified autograph ones.

[smtjoy]

Ok here is the post on ebay showing his signed in person and a certified kemp, any more thoughts? Thanks for all the feedback already )