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Autographs through the mail

By Bryan Petrulis
The letter that Jessie Zaccaro originally sent to Zack Monroe 27 years ago. Monroe recently returned the letter with two autographed baseball cards. He wrote a short note at the bottom of the letter.
Autographs

Collector receives autographed cards 27 years after sending request letter

By Bert Lehman
1983 Topps
Autographs

A look at how autographs have changed for three former major league players

By Bert Lehman
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Autographs

Retired baseball players who sign through the mail

By Bert Lehman
A Ted Williams signature from 1964. (Images courtesy Ron Keurajian)
Baseball

Ted Williams was a signing machine, creating a glut of his autographs on the market

By Ron Keurajian
Kevin Keating
Baseball

New book explores baseball's autograph collecting world

By Bert Lehman
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Auctions

Vintage cards and autographed items highlight current Clean Sweep Auction

By Bert Lehman
With the move to Arizona, the L.A. Dodgers kept the autograph walkway tradition alive. Clayton Kershaw was a willing and active signer this spring.
Hobby News

Spring Training 2015 Report: A Cactus League 'Mancation'

By Tom Bartsch
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News

Remembering Casey and the All-Stars

By Tom Bartsch
This is an example of a COA used by Round Five from FBI files, a New Jersey company run by ex-heavyweight boxer Chuck Wepner. Round Five is among the memorabilia firms to appear on a comprehensive list released by the FBI of all organizations involved in its years-long Operation Bullpen investigation related to forged memorabilia.
Fraud Issues

Operation Bullpen: Authenticators and autograph sellers to watch for

By Kevin Nelson
Two of the best signers at the Pepsi event was future Hall of Famer Trevor Hoffman and current Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith.
News

'If You Build It, They Will Come' ...Well, Pepsi Did

By Tom Bartsch
The Mother Teresa baseball, perhaps the most famous autograph forgery ever done.
Baseball

Part 5: What's So Crazy About a Mother Teresa Baseball Anyhow?

By Tom Bartsch
Hobby News

Keurajian Wins 2013 SABR Baseball Research Award

By Tom Bartsch
A classic shot of the great Joe DiMaggio in action. The only thing that’s wrong is the signature is a fake.
Authentication

Forging the Big Three: DiMaggio, Mantle, Williams

By Tom Bartsch
Mickey Mantle with the No. 7 beneath his signature – the classic look.
Fraud Issues

How To Trick People and Get Away With It: The Art and Craft of the Forger

By Tom Bartsch
A fake Babe Ruth baseball, signed on the sweet spot.
Authentication

Operation Bullpen, and Why Forgers Don't Always Hit the Sweet Spot

By Tom Bartsch
Willie Mays

Mike Schmidt Crys Foul at the Quality of Today's Signatures

By Tom Bartsch
Here is a Cartwright signature circa 1860. With striking, bold letters, Cartwright often signed “Alex J. Cartwright” or “Alx” on his documents.
Baseball

Signature Study: Alexander Cartwright

By Tom Bartsch
Autographs

New Presidential Autograph Book Now Available

By Tom Bartsch

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