Terry Bradshaw

[xtra-innings]

Mailed: 08/22/11
Recv'd: 04/10/12
Items: x2 replica SB tickets


Terry Bradshaw
9950 Burgundy Oaks Dr
Shreveport, LA 71118

[chadallen985]

Hate to say it, but there is a very good chane that he didnt sign that. I say this for 2 reasons... he has been known to use a ghost signer for TTM items, and I have met him at a national show, and I see a handfull of differences between your autograph and mine. Either way though, it only matters to you on how you want to feel about it. Just lending my opinion and 2 cents... Happy Collecting

[Pizzle7]

SEC....

[admin]

Hi xtra-innings

Thank you for your feedback

Would you have a scan of the envelope you received please?
If so, you are in the run for the $10 gift certificate.

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[lunchboxjb]

I got mine from the same address. I'm thinking these are real. In mine, you can tell in where signed his last name the signature was getting shaky. He has been having problems and his coordination is off. He's also at a time where he isn't doing anything right now. And if it was a sec, there would be more successes all throughout the year. The successes lately have been during the past week or 2. Still, you never know, but there is a high probability this is real.

[jjjj]

Hate to say it, but there is a very good chane that he didnt sign that. I say this for 2 reasons... he has been known to use a ghost signer for TTM items, and I have met him at a national show, and I see a handfull of differences between your autograph and mine. Either way though, it only matters to you on how you want to feel about it. Just lending my opinion and 2 cents... Happy Collecting

I would agree with this person. They really don't match up too well with his known authentics.

[xtra-innings]

Thanks everyone for the update. I'll let the debate on his TTM sigs continue. I and other collectors have submitted some of his TTM sigs to PSA and James Spence (JSA) and they've all been authenticated so it's either his sig or a good enough SEC/ghost signer to fool some of the best in the business. I appreciate the opinions offered and "keep on collecting"...