You want to see an amazing collection

[Runscott]

Of course, the big question for this forum would be...

[39special]

Wow. That guys got balls!!

[henson1855]

A few of these are already up in Heritage's April auction preview, looks like he is starting to sell.

[howard38]

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[Scott Garner]

How many of you have read his trilogy of baseball books?

I read his first two books entitled "Baseball Letters" and "Every Pitcher Tells a Story". Absolutely awesome reads if you haven't picked them up. I highly recommend them!!

I had a chance to meet Seth Swirsky at the 1997 All Star Fan Fest in Cleveland. He had just finished "Baseball Letters" and he was there selling and signing his books. I had a nice chat 10 minute chat with him, and he seemed like a great guy. We have exchanged e-mails a few times through the years re: various signed collectibles...

Great collection!

[Bilko G]

Absolutely Amazing!!!!!

[Runscott]

No opinion on the Ruth and Gehrig signatures?

[Piratedogcardshows]

The Ty Cobb pitched ball is amazing.I was totally unaware of that occurence. He really has a great collection there.

[Runscott]

lol - so those sigs look good to all the Yankee autograph experts on this forum?

I'm seeing a trend here: if you know the guy and like him, the signature is good. If you don't know him, or the LOA/COA was created by someone you don't like (or have a fight going with in this forum), then the signature is bad. If you know the guy and like him, and the signature doesn't look so kosher....dead silence.

Carry on, my faux pas. (is it a faux pas if you did it on purpose? )