Thurman Munson Autograph

[Sophiedog]

Yes; Good Luck with the sale

[Duluth Eskimo]

Hopefully they don't disagree with you or you'll be SOL and have $200 less in your pocket. I never understand why people ask for advice then don't follow it. The "slabbed" market is highly overrated especially with two additional nothing signatures with it.

This is basically a cut and very few people will want to keep it slabbed with the two additional signatures on it and will not pay for it. Most people that want something slabbed want it as an individual signature. Now if one of the signatures pinned down the Munson to his rookie year or first few games then that might be different. This is not the case.

[roarfrom34]

I'm confident that it will pass as authentic, however I don't think the OP is going to get $200 more for it as opposed to simply selling it as it was (due to the other signatures and his own handwriting).

Wish you the best with it.

[1treasuretrove]

I’ve seen encapsulated Munson cuts go for $700-$1200, depending on the quality. I think that the authentication fee can be recovered but you might want to sit on this as a long-term BIN/BO listing instead of risking an auction.

I think it is fine as-is but I don’t disagree with the additional investment. The power of the plastic might not always be justified but it has been worth far more than a few hundred dollars in the past.

[RichardSimon]

Originally Posted by Duluth Eskimo

Hopefully they don't disagree with you or you'll be SOL and have $200 less in your pocket. I never understand why people ask for advice then don't follow it. The "slabbed" market is highly overrated especially with two additional nothing signatures with it.

This is basically a cut and very few people will want to keep it slabbed with the two additional signatures on it and will not pay for it. Most people that want something slabbed want it as an individual signature. Now if one of the signatures pinned down the Munson to his rookie year or first few games then that might be different. This is not the case.

+1

It is a cut that cannot be easily matted.
I can sell Munson 3x5 easily, for a lot more than $400, but that multi-signed piece will be a tough one to sell.