Card Identification Forum

I only buy several packs of baseaball a year now, just to see what they look like.  In Walgreen's the other day, I saw those 100 card packs of old stuff for $3.99.   Actually had some good stuff in there which I sold on Ebay.  But there was one oddity,  a 1986 #334 Topps Ken Oberkfell.  I thought nothing of it til later, I noticed it was autographed.  To my knowledge, 1986's are not autographed.   Where do the companies that put together these packs get their cards?  I thought from company excess.  But where did the auto come from?   Did the guy packing these sign it?   I tried to check the auto online, but it seem that Oberkfell rarely signed his name the same way twice.   Any thoughts? 

My guess is that this card slipped through quality control at the repackager.  They buy hundreds of thousands of cards for a fraction of a cent apiece, and maybe the person assembling the assortment failed to notice it was marked.  By the way, I don't think that's Ken Oberkfell's signature, having collected some in person back in the day, but you can check online for other examples.

 I agree that it does not look like his.   As bad as his signature changes from card to card, this is way off.   As I said, probably signed by a worker at the packaging factory.