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Old 12-18-2012, 02:20 PM
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My GAWD this is a jaw dropping piece. Why stop at 100?
Looks like he is running out of room
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Old 12-18-2012, 06:34 PM
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Looks like he is running out of room

Exactly. I might be able to bump that figure up a bit, but 100 is such a nice round number. Then again, 108 would have a nice significance (stitches on a ball).

The logistics of it all would probably take years anyway, so I have time!
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Old 12-18-2012, 07:36 PM
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I like how Joe D. put his #5 in a circle. Amazing, one-of-a-kind piece right there!

I assume you are getting additions only at paid signings? I'd be terrified of someone smudging their sig otherwise.
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Old 12-18-2012, 08:20 PM
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I like how Joe D. put his #5 in a circle. Amazing, one-of-a-kind piece right there!

I assume you are getting additions only at paid signings? I'd be terrified of someone smudging their sig otherwise.
Yes, that's the plan. Unfortunately, I'll also have to go the mail order route since I'm not within 1,000 miles of the regular auto circuit.

I think the annual HOF weekend in Cooperstown is my best bet, along with obe or two other promoters at other times during the year. I'd like to minimize the time this thing is in the postal system!

Does anyone have much experience with mail order requests through major promoters? If you make a simple but clear request of where/how you want the player to sign, do they usually oblige?

Thanks for the nice comments.
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Old 12-19-2012, 04:12 AM
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I would be leery about sending your piece through the mail, but knowing that you live in a remote locale...

1) Insure the piece both ways in transit.
2) Use post it notes to identify where you would like a specific signature.
3) Have the letter that accompanies it clearly state what you want (Blue or black fine-tipped Sharpie, etc.)
4) Call the promoter and speak to the person in charge of mail order autographs and discuss what you're looking for

These steps will insure a better end result, FWIW.

Good luck, it's a terrific piece!
It's sad to note how many players on this poster are now deceased.

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Old 12-19-2012, 05:37 AM
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I would be leery about sending your piece through the mail, but knowing that you live in a remote locale...

1) Insure the piece both ways in transit.
2) Use post it notes to identify where you would like a specific signature.
3) Have the letter that accompanies it clearly state what you want (Blue or black fine-tipped Sharpie, etc.)
4) Call the promoter and speak to the person in charge of mail order autographs and discuss what you're looking for

These steps will insure a better end result, FWIW.

Good luck, it's a terrific piece!
It's sad to note how many players on this poster are now deceased.
Thanks for the tips, Scott. Much obliged. I'll post my success as it unfolds.
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Old 12-19-2012, 07:22 AM
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Thanks for the tips, Scott. Much obliged. I'll post my success as it unfolds.
I'm not sure I'd send that one off for mail order. If you plan it right, you could probably get just about everyone you want during HOF weekend. MAB-Celebrity has probably 20 plus hof'ers sign and then there are a handful of others that signed throughout town. The good thing about getting it signed in person is that it's a conversation piece and I'd bet that several hof'ers will be very friendly while signing it. Just my .02
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