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Originally Posted by Jewish-collector
The signed rookie card business has skyrocketed. As a result, the promoters or the players themselves (like Jabbar on his website) have recently (within the last year or so) set much higher prices for getting the signature on the player's rookie card. A few years ago it didn't matter which card you were getting signed, but it now does. And, the costs are high as hell.
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Yes, and it's hilarious to see when promoters try this upcharge tactic for certain players. One promoter has an upcharge for Bill Nahorodny to sign his RC! You have to be kidding me! Besides the obvious reasons making this silly, Nahorodny is about the nicest man you could meet in the game and is a willing, free autograph signer if a person takes the time to write to him.