Just....WOW. Topps Archives Autographs

[autograf]

Your list may have grown.......

[the 'stache]

Yeah, I am aware of the Heritage. I don't like the mixing of old and new players. If a player were in both lines, I'd go with the archive. If they were only in Heritage, it wouldn't prevent me from buying it, but I wouldn't widely collect the Heritage.

[brewing]

There are 1997, 98, and 99 Topps Stars release that has a Topps rookie card subset that is autographed. The 1997 subset is the largest and most prevalent.

These can sell from $10 each to several hundred.

[mrmopar]

Some of the cards have better pictures than the originals. Check out the 76 Topps Carew card from 05 Fan Favorites. Not sure if there was an autographed version, but that is a sweet looking card that is right up my alley. Obviously this shot is not from 1975-76 though. Looks like maybe Brooks sliding in under Rodney.

Original: Decent card



Fan favorite: Would have been the best looking card in the set!

[Mamunrud]

I like to pick up the rookie reprint autos myself. Here's a Killebrew from the 2004 Topps Heritage set.

[AustinMike]

I think I bought a box of the Topps Archives and should have some autos from that box around here somewhere. I'll see if I can find them to post pictures.

Another set you may not be aware of are the Fleer Greats of the Game. It had a pretty strong list of autos also. I know they were issued in 2000 and 2001. Not sure about after that. I have maybe a dozen of them. I'll also try to find them to post pictures.

[VoodooChild]

Bill - I buy a few every year. I don't break the bank for the HOFers, but I like getting a few Pirates and a few of the somewhat obscure players. Here's what I bought from the 2012 set: