January Autograph pickups

[Klrdds]

[QUOTE=tazdmb;1487856]Really only posting this because it represents probably the last "easy" hall of famer I need. Everything after this will probably be $750-$1,000 minimum. That is very depressing to me Kevin warned me that I would dread this day.

Congratulations also on reaching the next threshold of time and space and money in the world of Hall of Famer autograph collecting. It will get interesting from here on out.
The next step Taz becomes the $5000.00 purchase price threshold ...this is a psychological and financial and possibly a marital barrier. Good Luck

[tazdmb]

Originally Posted by Klrdds

The next step Taz becomes the $5000.00 purchase price threshold ...

I am YEARS away from that still, for better or worse.

[alifaxwa2]

My newest custom

[meatloaf]

Love that Jim Brown auto....it just pops. Well done.

here is mine: http://net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=216156

[Johnny630]

Lenny Moore was kind enough to sign this neat card for me :-)

[Johnny630]

Sorry this is a better pic

[Michael B]

I just picked up 3 autograph albums from the 1952 Olympics held in Helsinki, Finland from a Finnish Olympic collector. He identified some of the signatures in the books but missed one of the most valuable: The coach of the U.S. basketball team, Forrest C. "Phog" Allen. There was not one, but two in the three books. Most foreign collectors recognize the medal winners, but not the coaches. Allen, along with Adolph Rupp, the 1948 U.S. basketball coach, are more valuable than almost every U.S. Olympic basketball player since 1936.