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#17
12-05-2011, 08:56 AM
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the furtre of letters?
Looking through this thread I could not help but think that while other areas of the hobby seem to continue on with minor changes (autographs and game used items) and some with drastic changes (cards and photographs). It seems to me like this area, hand written letters, is probably all but dead.
I cannot imagine Jeter or Pujols writing anything by hand. Perhaps future collectors will have a tread showing off emails from players? 
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