Stephen Curry
4x NBA Champion, 2x MVP, All-Time 3-Point Leader · Basketball - NBA
Golden State Warriors
Era
Peak fame period - circa 2015-2022
Item Type
Official Baseball (OML or similar)
Condition
Excellent/Near Mint; autograph is bold with no visible fading, ball leather is bright white
Rarity
Moderate; a frequent but high-demand signer, signing on a baseball is a cross-sport niche
Overall Assessment
A high-quality, authentic-looking example of a modern sports legend on a cross-sport medium.
Authenticity Assessment
Likely authentic; high confidence based on flow and speed
Signature Style
Stylized shorthand 'S. Curry' with characteristic angular loops and sharp finishing stroke
Signature Characteristics
Rapid execution, triangular 'S' loop, lack of pen hesitation, specific slant to the right
Ink & Medium
Blue permanent marker (likely Sharpie) on leather
Item Description
Standard regulation baseball with red stitching, signed across a panel (sweet spot)
Estimated Value
$500 - $850 USD
Comparison to Known Examples
Matches high-end authenticated 'game-day' signatures from Steiner or Fanatics Memorabilia
Authentication Tips
Look for the fast, fluid 'S' that resembles a triangle and the sharp, jagged 'y' tail
Certification Recommendation
Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) or PSA/DNA
Red Flags
No significant red flags; the ink absorption and stroke speed suggest natural hand motion
Provenance Notes
Look for a Fanatics holographic sticker or a JSA/PSA/BAS COA to maximize value
Historical Context
Signed during the era of the Warriors dynasty, marking a revolution in how basketball is played
Market Trends
Strongly appreciating; his legacy as the greatest shooter of all time keeps floor prices high
Investment Potential
Excellent; Curry is a first-ballet Hall of Famer and cultural icon
Similar Autographs
LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson signatures
Display & Preservation
Keep in a UV-protected acrylic cube away from direct sunlight to prevent leather yellowing
Interesting Facts
Curry is known for his 'splash' autograph style which became more abbreviated as his fame peaked