May Autograph pick-ups

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by btcarfagno

You outbid me on the Glory Of Their Times lot.

I hate you.

At least temporarily.

Tom C

Sorry, Tom. That lot was a reprieve for 12 years ago selling my GOT advertising card that had most of the same signatures on it.

Scott - that's a great pick-up! That was a fantastic year for baseball, and the '68 World Series is still my favorite.

[esiason14]

Beautiful stuff so far!

I've been on a bit of a modern kick recently. Received this in-person via another helpful member.

[Scott Garner]

"Scott - that's a great pick-up! That was a fantastic year for baseball, and the '68 World Series is still my favorite."

Thanks Scott! Me too.

[almostdone]

Scott,
I love that idea with your grandparents license plate. What a great memory and beautiful way to remember a great summer in your childhood. Nice piece, great story.
Drew

[71buc]

That Trevor Hoffman card is cool. Scott, that is a very creative and meaningful piece. That is what collecting should be about. Ironically while we were PMing earlier my son called me and told me that Edgar was signing at a store just down the street from my house. I have a Type I 1993 photo of Edgar that I had always wanted signed. I raced out of the house and was lucky enough to be one of his last autograph requests. He was as classy in person as I imagined him to be. I cannot believe almost 20 years have passed since Edgar, Junior, and Randy saved baseball here.

[Bosox Blair]

Four from a fellow Board member:

[Bosox Blair]

And three more from a different Board member:

[Rays & Mariners]

Mike,

Great Picture! Where was Edgar signing at?

Eric

[Lordstan]

Originally Posted by Bosox Blair

Four from a fellow Board member:

Blair,
Glad to see that they got to you safe and sound.
Thanks,
Mark

[Bosox Blair]

Originally Posted by Lordstan

Blair,
Glad to see that they got to you safe and sound.
Thanks,
Mark

Thanks to you, Mark!

Cheers,
Blair

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by 71buc

That Trevor Hoffman card is cool. Scott, that is a very creative and meaningful piece. That is what collecting should be about. Ironically while we were PMing earlier my son called me and told me that Edgar was signing at a store just down the street from my house. I have a Type I 1993 photo of Edgar that I had always wanted signed. I raced out of the house and was lucky enough to be one of his last autograph requests. He was as classy in person as I imagined him to be. I cannot believe almost 20 years have passed since Edgar, Junior, and Randy saved baseball here.

Sweet photo and sig, Mike! Very nice.

BTW, through pure serendipity, I was in Seattle in 2013 and attended the M's game when they retired Jr's uni # 24.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by 71buc

That Trevor Hoffman card is cool. Scott, that is a very creative and meaningful piece. That is what collecting should be about. Ironically while we were PMing earlier my son called me and told me that Edgar was signing at a store just down the street from my house. I have a Type I 1993 photo of Edgar that I had always wanted signed. I raced out of the house and was lucky enough to be one of his last autograph requests. He was as classy in person as I imagined him to be. I cannot believe almost 20 years have passed since Edgar, Junior, and Randy saved baseball here.

Great photo. And that's a great signature, perfectly placed.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by almostdone

Scott,
I love that idea with your grandparents license plate. What a great memory and beautiful way to remember a great summer in your childhood. Nice piece, great story.
Drew

Thanks Drew!

[JoeyF1981]

Nice pick-ups scott!