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    Question about getting a glove signed

    Are fielding gloves good to get signed? Didn't know if the leather made the ink fade or not. If so, what's a good type of pen to use.

    I've got a good chance to good a all-time gold glover and I thought it would be appropriate to get a Rawlings glove signed.

    Thanks in advance

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    Are fielding gloves good to get signed? Didn't know if the leather made the ink fade or not. If so, what's a good type of pen to use.

    I've got a good chance to good a all-time gold glover and I thought it would be appropriate to get a Rawlings glove signed.

    Thanks in advance

    I have had two gloves signed for me in the past. I had my Little League one signed by Dick Groat (black sharpie - harder to see anymore!) and my High School one signed by George Kell (silver sharpie - still looks great!). Based on my personal experience, I would send a silver sharpie...
    Last edited by lizard-jd; 12-31-2011 at 11:36 AM.

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