Post jersey cards that were produced with an auto on the jersey.

[RAZOR-Z]

Just picked this little gem up last week - It's the first one I've seen for Canseco:

 

[Hendersonfan]

Don't think I've ever seen a Rickey, but the older Donruss that showed the jerseys used on the back had signatures on most of them. I always thought it would have been cool to cut the signature out and put on a jumbo box topper type of thing.

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[predatorkj]

Got a George Brett like that out of a random Donruss product.

 

[ChasHawk]

 

[RAZOR-Z]

Got another one!

 

[A_Pharis]

Working on a Lou Boudreau, but a buddy of mine once had a Berra FOTG with the "gi" on it.

 

[Fandruw25]

 

[Hawk8]

I have at least one Dawson somewhere

 

[GameJerseyPR]

The card that started it all!

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[Austin]

Do those jersey cards with a couple unidentifiable scribbles sell for considerably more than normal jersey cards?
They seem like they would be really easy to fake since you wouldn't have to forge an autograph, just a couple of lines.

 

[RAZOR-Z]

Do those jersey cards with a couple unidentifiable scribbles sell for considerably more than normal jersey cards?
They seem like they would be really easy to fake since you wouldn't have to forge an autograph, just a couple of lines.

I do think it adds value - how much depends on the rarity of the card to begin with. I think it would be a touch hard to fake - the ink disappears under the edges and obviously has to resemble the shape and speed of the player's sig.

 

[BiggioBrooks755]

I do think it adds value - how much depends on the rarity of the card to begin with. I think it would be a touch hard to fake - the ink disappears under the edges and obviously has to resemble the shape and speed of the player's sig.

99% of a players "signature" is just a scribble anymore...

 

[RAZOR-Z]

99% of a players "signature" is just a scribble anymore...

That is pretty easy to disagree with!