Is there a more comprehensive HoF autograph site?

[CooperstownExpert]

One of the difficult parts of collecting is finding like-minded folks to share in the fun with. For years I thought about putting together a website of my collection and finally got it done. The site is called CooperstownExpert.com. It has pages for every HoFer and 150 non-HoFers. Nearly every page has at least one autograph. Check it out, and give me your feedback, good and bad. Check out the stories section too! There's still a ton more autographs I need to scan, more pages that are drafts right now, and much more work to be done, but at least it's a decent start...it took me long enough.


Anyway, I'd be grateful if you'd check it out and give me your suggestions and thoughts.


CooperstownExpert.com

 

[gracecollector]

Very nice website. Awesome collection.

Were either of your Adrian "Cap" Anson autographs authenticated? They look secretarial signed to me, as many of his city clerk documents were. Compare to this example I used to own. I run the website www.capanson.com. Nice to see new material.

 

[CooperstownExpert]

That's a beautiful piece. I'll have to check out your site. The Anson on CooperstownExpert.com was not authenticated. Since the site launched you're the third person to have concerns over the Anson signature. Seems like it might not pass authentication. Thanks for responding. I'm currently looking for an Anson piece to add the the collection and site.