[Donatello.]

Have the baseball below that belonged to my late Grandfather. I've had it sitting in a box for over 20 years. No idea if the signatures are real or not. I'd imagine it has to be worth some money if they are real.
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[Nuckle]

No way anyone can tell you based on a picture. Take it to an expert.

As a non trained arm chair quarterback they are not faded enough to be actual signatures and look like a mass produced ball. The first part of that last sentence is more important than the last part. Take it to someone.

[KevinC]

Agree with Nuckle, my first impression was those sigs look way too clear for their age, probably printed on the balls. But who knows, we could be wrong. Get a real expert to have a look. Good luck!

[Donatello.]

I have discovered that it was a stamped mail in ball from the 60s

[chris_1001]

Originally Posted by Donatello.

I have discovered that it was a stamped mail in ball from the 60s

Bummer! Still cool...

[Donut Lord]

Signatures are interesting because I myself cannot sign my name exactly the same so how can a celebrity?

Most actually can't either. I have gotten duplicate autographs from conventions where I physically handed the celeb an item and they signed it in my presence and they are slightly different signatures.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by EricPruden

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[Donatello.]

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