Khris Davis: a hidden gem in Milwaukee, but not for long.

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Originally Posted by David W

Are these the same cards? The signature is not even close to the one you put up.

Nope. The two in your picture have printed signatures.

[the 'stache]

Jason's right, David. Those two are blue refractors with facsimile autographs, limited to a run of /150. The card I posted has Topps Certified Autograph issue, meaning it's hand signed by the player, and the signing is witnessed by a Topps representative. They're on card, and in very high demand.

The ones you have, if Davis becomes a star, can still be quite valuable. But as a rule, the certified autos will go up in value first.

Nice cards though, by the way.

[David W]

Originally Posted by the 'stache

Jason's right, David. Those two are blue refractors with facsimile autographs, limited to a run of /150. The card I posted has Topps Certified Autograph issue, meaning it's hand signed by the player, and the signing is witnessed by a Topps representative. They're on card, and in very high demand.

The ones you have, if Davis becomes a star, can still be quite valuable. But as a rule, the certified autos will go up in value first.

Nice cards though, by the way.

OK. Not my cards (yet...), I stole the scan from Ebay.