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Posted By: Rhys

James

I have been buying vintage autographs actively for years and have seen several different sets with autographs. I have seen/owned just about all of the mainstream sets of the 19th century with a signature of somebody on them, but I have NEVER seen a signed Cracker Jack in person. I think part of the problem would be that the grainy surface fo the cards would make it tough to sign for vintage pens, and later pens would probably bleed on the textured surface.

I wish you luck and will keep my eyes open. I am sure there are a few out there, but the first one that comes out of the woodwork will be the first I have seen.

If you want to send an unsigned double to Coach's Corner auctions I am sure they can help you out.