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    Reggie Jackson TTM?

    Does anyone have a pic of the item they got signed? Wondering if it's legit. Does he sign photos or just baseballs?

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    Are you asking if items sent to Reggies 44 Store are legit? I would be shocked if items sent to the http://www.reggiejackson.com/44store/contact where anything but legit. There Contact info pretty much invites people to send items for mr October to sign with a donation of course. I always wanted to send a ball in but just havent gotten around to it.

    He sells just about everything so im sure if you send something with the proper donation, should get it back signed. Dont see any info about a COA coming back with it, Thats alittle disappointing.

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    Yeah, those. Just wondering if they're legit. You never know (see George Brett ttm)

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    I would suspect and I got one for a 35 dollar donation. They look legit to me. It's in my photobucket



    http://m1123.photobucket.com/albums/...2nxjlhQHgF4%3D

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    That J looks nothing like the real thing.

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    If he was charging for sigs & knowingly have someone else forge them, there would have to be some sort of criminal punishment for those kinds of actions. I wouldnt put anything past mr Jackson but why would he put his name out there, start a web site, donate his time, recieve money, Then give it to charities, only to flood the market with fakes... That seems like a stretch. If he didnt want to sign, then dont & stop excepting peoples $$.

    Reggie might be a lot of things but i dont think he is dumb enough to do anything of that nature.

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    If he was charging for sigs & knowingly have someone else forge them, there would have to be some sort of criminal punishment for those kinds of actions. I wouldnt put anything past mr Jackson but why would he put his name out there, start a web site, donate his time, recieve money, Then give it to charities, only to flood the market with fakes... That seems like a stretch. If he didnt want to sign, then dont & stop excepting peoples $$.

    Reggie might be a lot of things but i dont think he is dumb enough to do anything of that nature.

    If he can get some side cash throwing a scribble on a PC or ROMLB without having to actually deal with a fan I think he'd be all about it. At an IP signing all he cared about was getting the line moving and making sure that what he signed matched what the fan paid for and that was it. He was in the cash making business and thats what I see this as.

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    Reggie was good about signing IP when he was the A's hitting coach. I remember getting him and he told me he would sign if I was "as quiet as a church mouse."

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