Johnny Antonelli success

[Zan]

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[abeabe]

Sweet auto's. I'd be using archive sets for such vintage autos. Those cards getting rarer and rarer. Many people would rather have card then card with marker all over it, even if it is auto. I'm sure your collecting for yourself, but one day you may need the money and your gonna need to find the right buyer for the auto'ed version.

 

[200lbhockeyplayer]

Sweet auto's. I'd be using archive sets for such vintage autos. Those cards getting rarer and rarer. Many people would rather have card then card with marker all over it, even if it is auto. I'm sure your collecting for yourself, but one day you may need the money and your gonna need to find the right buyer for the auto'ed version.

I disagree and think that signed vintage singles have never been more popular.

20+ years ago it was frowned upon to get cards signed, now it's becoming far more mainstream.

 

[TBTwinsFan]

Sweet auto's. I'd be using archive sets for such vintage autos. Those cards getting rarer and rarer. Many people would rather have card then card with marker all over it, even if it is auto. I'm sure your collecting for yourself, but one day you may need the money and your gonna need to find the right buyer for the auto'ed version.

This isn't true in all cases. There are some very dedicated autograph collectors that would pay big bucks for certain signed cards. Of course, these are low grade, un-authenticated, but still.

Of course, many old-school vintage collectors would prefer cards un-signed, and many consider them damaged. That's why you might be able to pick up a '52 Topps Mantle signed for a lot less than a signed ball.

I love signed vintage, especially if signed correctly (in something of-the-times, in a pen, but I do accept ones signed in marker). Sometimes, I prefer index cards, but to each their own.

 

[TBTwinsFan]

Sweet auto's. I'd be using archive sets for such vintage autos. Those cards getting rarer and rarer. Many people would rather have card then card with marker all over it, even if it is auto. I'm sure your collecting for yourself, but one day you may need the money and your gonna need to find the right buyer for the auto'ed version.

I disagree and think that signed vintage singles have never been more popular.

20+ years ago it was frowned upon to get cards signed, now it's becoming far more mainstream.

Mainstream, yes. I am all for it.

However, many old school vintage dealers would frown upon it. I think that might be what he's referring too.

 

[Pops8]

2/2

How long did they take you? I have a '57 that I sent him once and immediately got an RTS.

 

[Zan]

2/2

How long did they take you? I have a '57 that I sent him once and immediately got an RTS.

pm sent

 

[coachh200]

I have a red man I am looking to get autographed by Mr. Antonelli. I was wondering if you would share the address you used for your success and if you included a dontation?

 

[Zan]

bump for better scans

 

[Lancemountain]

I have a red man I am looking to get autographed by Mr. Antonelli. I was wondering if you would share the address you used for your success and if you included a dontation?

Antonelli does not sign TTM. He was accused of theft some time ago and will not sign anymore. Zan got permission to send to him, but he will not give us the success address. That's fine as I'm sure Zan agreed not to share as he made prior arrangements to send to Antonelli.

 

[abeabe]

Accused of theft of what, someones cards? That would be the risk you take sending TTM.