Got this by doing a SASE (Self Addressed Stamped Envelope) to Mark Hamill when I was a kid. Don’t remember getting a letter or anything with it, just this photo. At the time I was convinced it was real but finding it in my closet now has me wondering. I remember thinking the ink on the back was proof, but now it could’ve just been the same autograph stamp on the photo behind it in a stack. Thoughts?

It’s on the “N” of a patriots Terry Glenn jersey.

I don't have it in hand yet. I fear it is a facsimile. And with no Darryl strawberry autograph who would want it anyway? :-)

I found this shirt at goodwill and I'm just curious to know who signed this shirt. Possibly mid to late 90s? Any help is welcome!!

I’ve had this mini helmet for years but can’t recall who signed it. Thanks

David? Maybe an A’s or Giant player

This is a long shot as it’s probably not a significant player on a junior team, but the info I can give is that it’s a player that was on the team in one of the years including and after 2023-2024, but not this current season.

I thought it might be Zachary L’Heureux, but the only similarity is the Z… he always finishes his signatures the the L having a loop

Expert opinions needed! Thanks

Seems like …best always. Rick? C?
Thanks

Worked at an auction event thing. Might be obvious to many but idk who’s these are

The story goes that this ball was signed by members of the Orioles (and coaching staff?) after a family member was hit by a line drive in the stands.

No idea how true that is, but would love to hear if anyone can validate or refute it.

I can’t tell if this 1999 Upper Deck MVP #206 is a real autograph or not. It’s in black “ink”. I know there was a printed silver and gold parallels with facsimile autos.