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The only time I'm in a rush and don't check on Google or another concordancer :( Didn't even know there were 60m signed balls in existence...
Have to say though that I'm happy with both "signed"...
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Yes, an autographed baseball. "sign" is used for documents - when you add your name to something to authenticate it, for example sign a cheque, sign your tax forms, sign a letter. "autograph" is used...
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