unknown sigs on MLB baseball - who?

[Bender]

I've been on ST for 7 years, but this is the first time I've been in this forum. I hate baseball...

ok with that out of the way, my son has an official MLB baseball that was given to him by a relative a while back.

Allan H. Selig is preprinted on the ball - so I guess it is a fairly modern ball, and it's hand signed with two sigs. Have no idea who they are, and I can't read the sigs either. One looks like Ortari Orfogo or something, and there is a 57 under it. The other looks like Peter S-something and there is a 55 under that one.

[JMarkJohns]

Google search for the names and numbers given yielded nothing. I'd ask the relative.

[Bender]

yeah, before posting here, I tried google, to no avail...

[DBryant88]

I've been on ST for 7 years, but this is the first time I've been in this forum. I hate baseball...

ok with that out of the way, my son has an official MLB baseball that was given to him by a relative a while back.

Allan H. Selig is preprinted on the ball - so I guess it is a fairly modern ball, and it's hand signed with two sigs. Have no idea who they are, and I can't read the sigs either. One looks like Ortari Orfogo or something, and there is a 57 under it. The other looks like Peter S-something and there is a 55 under that one.

at getting scammed

[Bender]

who got scammed? a grampa-in-law gave it his grandson 15 years ago or more, then that grandson gave it to my son.

old retired players can sign modern balls I would think.