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Greg Cleveland
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Out of curiosity, will you request he sign in ball point or Sharpie-- or take whatever he does? Or will you send along your own pen for him to use? Beautiful color on both cards!
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I've always found that blue ballpoint looks best on vintage cards, and the aesthetic value is all I'm looking for on these, not to resell, these will stay in the "PC" forever because of my experience with him.Greg Cleveland said:
Do you agree or disagree?
TBTwinsFan
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Ballpoint is your best bet. They look great.
Here is my 51 Tom Saffell.
Here is my 51 Tom Saffell.
pootshwan
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Curious if you're going to submit them for slabbing one they come back?
darrend505
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Vintage looks fantastic signed!!!
Greg Cleveland
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For vintage that old, I would hope they do ballpoint. Sharpie looks good on modern cards, (Or if you prefer, Schwan-Stabilo for a finer point.) I sent this in to Dave Campbell via ESPN a few years back, and he signed in ballpoint which surprised me, but I like how it makes the card look.
As opposed to Bobby Valentine, who went Sharpie on me.
Sounds like we need a Ballpoint-only autograph show off thread!
As opposed to Bobby Valentine, who went Sharpie on me.
Sounds like we need a Ballpoint-only autograph show off thread!
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