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This Heavy Lumber insert is awesome. They are case hits and obviously the auto is tough to find

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BigDill said:
All this Sixto talk makes me want to buy one too! Sixto to the moon!!!!!
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Find a nice Sixto Luminaries or Sixto Definitive Collection and sit back and watch him enter the hall of fame
 
JB said:
Find a nice Sixto Luminaries or Sixto Definitive Collection and sit back and watch him enter the hall of fame
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What will that run me? Somewhere between Sixto and six fifty?
 
BigDill said:
What will that run me? Somewhere between Sixto and six fifty?
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Definitive is a bit more at $25

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Here are some nice Inception Autos for 8-15 bucks numbered to either 99 or 299

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and finally the gold label framed metal card is about 10-15

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When I was in middle school, a good friend went to spring training in florida. His family was friends with Paul Blair (Yankees outfielder). When he returned he gave me a book he had the players autograph. This was in 1980 and most of the signatures are baseball players but some are other sports figures and coaches. A lot of signatures are easy to identify. I was wondering if I post some photos of the book, maybe you could help identify some that I don't recognize. Here is the first of about 15 pages
 

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LVK9 said:
When I was in middle school, a good friend went to spring training in florida. His family was friends with Paul Blair (Yankees outfielder). When he returned he gave me a book he had the players autograph. This was in 1980 and most of the signatures are baseball players but some are other sports figures and coaches. A lot of signatures are easy to identify. I was wondering if I post some photos of the book, maybe you could help identify some that I don't recognize. Here is the first of about 15 pages
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@ddec you know these?
 
LVK9 said:
When I was in middle school, a good friend went to spring training in florida. His family was friends with Paul Blair (Yankees outfielder). When he returned he gave me a book he had the players autograph. This was in 1980 and most of the signatures are baseball players but some are other sports figures and coaches. A lot of signatures are easy to identify. I was wondering if I post some photos of the book, maybe you could help identify some that I don't recognize. Here is the first of about 15 pages
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the one is Phil Rizzuto. See if I can make out the others.
 
The one I don't know is the last autograph. In the second picture. It looks like it starts with B.
The others are Joe DiMaggio and Roger Maris (99% sure on those)
Thanks for taking a look.
 
LVK9 said:
The one I don't know is the last autograph. In the second picture. It looks like it starts with B.
The others are Joe DiMaggio and Roger Maris (99% sure on those)
Thanks for taking a look.
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Maris one looks 100%. Dimaggio looks a little funny, but I'm not going to doubt it.
 
I think that last one is “Bill on a mobile…” read in Mike Fancesa’s voice.
 
LVK9 said:
When I was in middle school, a good friend went to spring training in florida. His family was friends with Paul Blair (Yankees outfielder). When he returned he gave me a book he had the players autograph. This was in 1980 and most of the signatures are baseball players but some are other sports figures and coaches. A lot of signatures are easy to identify. I was wondering if I post some photos of the book, maybe you could help identify some that I don't recognize. Here is the first of about 15 pages
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One is Billy Johnson

Edit - or at least it looks like it might be that name, checking his signature though and it doesn’t match
 
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ddec said:
Maris one looks 100%. Dimaggio looks a little funny, but I'm not going to doubt it.
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Looks just like this one

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Taking another look, the D and M combo of similar, rest is a bit off
 
BuckNasty said:
Looks just like this one

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Taking another look, the D and M combo of similar, rest is a bit off
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its the ending that looks funny to me...esp the loop at the end of the o.

Like I said I'm not going to doubt it. Seems like it came form a legit source with a cool story.
 
Just for clarification, I am not trying to authentic the autographs. I am just trying to Identify the ones I don't recognize. This book was given to me when I was in the 8th grade and I am 58 now.
Here is another page, I think the first two are Nat Moore and Ed Lopat. The third one I have no idea?
Maybe just hoping someone recognizes the autograph.
Thanks again
 

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Nick Gordon Bowman 1st auto.
Joined the Marlins this offseason

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I happen to really like this UD Canvas set

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An Bryan De La Cruz auto kind of day for deliveries

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