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Will use this thread to track the autos of Ali from Leaf. Both cuts and fight worn/on card autos. If you see or hear of any pulls post them up. Will try and update the thread once auctions get completed.
 

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Brutal.
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Maybe live signatures arent the best thing for the upcoming Metal Ali release... Dont put the guy through another signing.
 

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I give Ali credit. These most likely will be his last on card autos and they are what they are with his health issues. Autos still show character of the guy to do a signing. Sure it wasn't easy for him to do them.

Love fight worn piece on that one.
 

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He has already signed his Metal Super Prismatic cards already.. 100 different 1/1 on card autos ( and yes, I have proofed qty of 100 above 10 times, lol)., bg
 

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Leaf said:
He has already signed his Metal Super Prismatic cards already.. 100 different 1/1 on card autos ( and yes, I have proofed qty of 100 above 10 times, lol)., bg
Those are purdy.
 

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P_Manning 18 said:
Brutal.
$(KGrHqJ,!hwE2JRTpTv)BNj(T3vd4g~~_3.jpg


Maybe live signatures arent the best thing for the upcoming Metal Ali release... Dont put the guy through another signing.


Brutal?? I personally love the look of the card and the sig is the best he can do at this time.
 

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matchpenalty said:
I give Ali credit. These most likely will be his last on card autos and they are what they are with his health issues. Autos still show character of the guy to do a signing. Sure it wasn't easy for him to do them.

Love fight worn piece on that one.

With all due respect, I don't think it takes character to take an ungodly amount of money to scribble something that barely resembles a signature of old.
 

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Jeff N. said:
matchpenalty said:
I give Ali credit. These most likely will be his last on card autos and they are what they are with his health issues. Autos still show character of the guy to do a signing. Sure it wasn't easy for him to do them.

Love fight worn piece on that one.

With all due respect, I don't think it takes character to take an ungodly amount of money to scribble something that barely resembles a signature of old.

This is an extremely ignorant comment in reference to a man battling Parkinson's disease.... with all do respect.
 

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mancini79 said:
Jeff N. said:
matchpenalty said:
I give Ali credit. These most likely will be his last on card autos and they are what they are with his health issues. Autos still show character of the guy to do a signing. Sure it wasn't easy for him to do them.

Love fight worn piece on that one.

With all due respect, I don't think it takes character to take an ungodly amount of money to scribble something that barely resembles a signature of old.

This is an extremely ignorant comment in reference to a man battling Parkinson's disease.... with all do respect.

~But you're forgetting...life is about nothing but making money!~

/sarcasm
 

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Jeff N. said:
matchpenalty said:
I give Ali credit. These most likely will be his last on card autos and they are what they are with his health issues. Autos still show character of the guy to do a signing. Sure it wasn't easy for him to do them.

Love fight worn piece on that one.

With all due respect, I don't think it takes character to take an ungodly amount of money to scribble something that barely resembles a signature of old.

Ali shows more character in that signature than you ever have.
 

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Jeff N. said:
matchpenalty said:
I give Ali credit. These most likely will be his last on card autos and they are what they are with his health issues. Autos still show character of the guy to do a signing. Sure it wasn't easy for him to do them.

Love fight worn piece on that one.

With all due respect, I don't think it takes character to take an ungodly amount of money to scribble something that barely resembles a signature of old.

In fairness, there's more to his signature than some of the young guys signing today that aren't icons of thier sport. I'm not arguing, but I'd cut Ali some slack if you put it into persepctive. Compared to Lincecum or Chris Sale, Ali's 'graph looks like John Hancock's...
 

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Jeff N. said:
matchpenalty said:
I give Ali credit. These most likely will be his last on card autos and they are what they are with his health issues. Autos still show character of the guy to do a signing. Sure it wasn't easy for him to do them.

Love fight worn piece on that one.

With all due respect, I don't think it takes character to take an ungodly amount of money to scribble something that barely resembles a signature of old.

I'm not quoting to bash by any means. I just want to point out the two words above in both posts...there is a HUGE difference between the meaning of SHOW versus the meaning of TAKES in that context. Of course it doesn't TAKE character to create any auto bad or good, but it definitely SHOWS character that Ali even considers taking the time and effort to even follow through for his fans. Just my two cents and no harm towards Jeff nor the OP...just wanted to call out the difference for those who choose to read and base opinion on posts :)
 

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Not a matter of whether he gets paid on this one. To pick on someone's sig under the conditions is nuts.
 

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mancini79 said:
Jeff N. said:
matchpenalty said:
I give Ali credit. These most likely will be his last on card autos and they are what they are with his health issues. Autos still show character of the guy to do a signing. Sure it wasn't easy for him to do them.

Love fight worn piece on that one.

With all due respect, I don't think it takes character to take an ungodly amount of money to scribble something that barely resembles a signature of old.

This is an extremely ignorant comment in reference to a man battling Parkinson's disease.... with all do respect.

Does Ali have Parkinson's or is he merely "punch drunk?" A lot of people think it is the latter.
 

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Jeff N. said:
matchpenalty said:
I give Ali credit. These most likely will be his last on card autos and they are what they are with his health issues. Autos still show character of the guy to do a signing. Sure it wasn't easy for him to do them.

Love fight worn piece on that one.

With all due respect, I don't think it takes character to take an ungodly amount of money to scribble something that barely resembles a signature of old.

I sincerely doubt Ali was paid "an ungodly amount of money" to sign these cards. Of course, that depends on what one's definition of "ungodly" is.

I think these cards look nice. Props to Brian for being able to get Ali to participate in the card market again.
 

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mwheeler27 said:
Jeff N. said:
matchpenalty said:
I give Ali credit. These most likely will be his last on card autos and they are what they are with his health issues. Autos still show character of the guy to do a signing. Sure it wasn't easy for him to do them.

Love fight worn piece on that one.

With all due respect, I don't think it takes character to take an ungodly amount of money to scribble something that barely resembles a signature of old.

I sincerely doubt Ali was paid "an ungodly amount of money" to sign these cards. Of course, that depends on what one's definition of "ungodly" is.

I think these cards look nice. Props to Brian for being able to get Ali to participate in the card market again.
Leaf got the exclusive Ali license...and it included zero breaks in price per signature.

I would imagine that Ali is the most expensive living athlete signature, if not the most expensive, he's close to the top.
 

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mancini79 said:
Jeff N. said:
matchpenalty said:
I give Ali credit. These most likely will be his last on card autos and they are what they are with his health issues. Autos still show character of the guy to do a signing. Sure it wasn't easy for him to do them.

Love fight worn piece on that one.

With all due respect, I don't think it takes character to take an ungodly amount of money to scribble something that barely resembles a signature of old.

This is an extremely ignorant comment in reference to a man battling Parkinson's disease.... with all do respect.

1) before this turns into a knock against Ali or BG, it's not.

2) It doesn't take character to accept money for one's signature. PLenty of older players do it for Topps, UD, and Panini. It's smart to make as much as you can for signing your name. But character? No... Character and accepting money typically don't go hand in hand.
 

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Jeff N. said:
mancini79 said:
[quote="Jeff N.":1kha13ea]
matchpenalty said:
I give Ali credit. These most likely will be his last on card autos and they are what they are with his health issues. Autos still show character of the guy to do a signing. Sure it wasn't easy for him to do them.

Love fight worn piece on that one.

With all due respect, I don't think it takes character to take an ungodly amount of money to scribble something that barely resembles a signature of old.

This is an extremely ignorant comment in reference to a man battling Parkinson's disease.... with all do respect.

1) before this turns into a knock against Ali or BG, it's not.

2) It doesn't take character to accept money for one's signature. PLenty of older players do it for Topps, UD, and Panini. It's smart to make as much as you can for signing your name. But character? No... Character and accepting money typically don't go hand in hand.[/quote:1kha13ea]

"Character and accepting money typically don't go hand in hand"? So you are saying anyone doing a job they were hired for has no character?? Ali was hired by Leaf to sign autographs. That's a job.
 

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James52411 said:
mancini79 said:
Jeff N. said:
matchpenalty said:
I give Ali credit. These most likely will be his last on card autos and they are what they are with his health issues. Autos still show character of the guy to do a signing. Sure it wasn't easy for him to do them.

Love fight worn piece on that one.

With all due respect, I don't think it takes character to take an ungodly amount of money to scribble something that barely resembles a signature of old.

This is an extremely ignorant comment in reference to a man battling Parkinson's disease.... with all do respect.

Does Ali have Parkinson's or is he merely "punch drunk?" A lot of people think it is the latter.

You'd have to have access to his medical records or know the guy and have him tell you. I've asked one of the neurologists I work with, he said it appears to be Parkinsons and he doesn't have a lot of time left.
 

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