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Paul O’Neill Ruth Ball
During tonight’s Yankees game, Paul O’Neill showed off his Hank Aaron and Babe Ruth signed baseball. Couldn’t get a photo of the Aaron, but here’s one of the Ruth.
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Is that an authentic Ruth signature? The "R" in Ruth doesn't look right.
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I thought the same thing to that it doesn't look real.
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Also thought it looked weird but I don’t really know autos that much.
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If you go to Yankee Stadium there is a type of relic room where they have all these signed baseballs on display. I looked at maybe 5 of them and could instantly tell they were fake.
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It is their museum, they claim to have an autograph of every player to ever put on the uniform. The Red Sox have something similar, displaying a signed display ball of every winning HOF team, back to 1903. Some very questionable autographs there as well.
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I remember seeing baseballs from Yankees throughout totally different eras and thinking the baseballs all looked like they were signed with the same pen.
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Quote:
I also attached a picture of a Babe Ruth jersey/bat that were on display |
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It helps to see the balls in person as they're arranged. I can't tell from those pictures. I just remember seeing several balls signed across totally different eras that appeared to use the same pen.
I went into a "hobby shop" in SF once while I was still there and saw the guy had a George Custer autograph sitting next to a Jimi Hendrix autograph that were both clearly signed with the same pen. |
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