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01-28-2012, 04:47 PM
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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?  )
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