madbull34
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UD full sized canvas signed by Fukudome. Not sure how these were given out but this is the only one of Fukudome I've ever seen.
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Sig40cal
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Don't have a pic(s) on this computer but I have a 1957 baseball schedule complete with diagrams of all 16 MLB parks of the time with HR fence dimensions. It was put out by National Distillers. I will get pics on this machine when I can.
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gmarutiak
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Line-up card from Andrew McCutchen's 3-hr game. MLB authenticated.
Bought it at Piratesfest for $10. Had McCutchen sign and inscribe it less than hour later.
Bought it at Piratesfest for $10. Had McCutchen sign and inscribe it less than hour later.
GriffeyFan
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I got this signed the opening day right after "Game 162" happened.Longo signed 3 autographs that day..2 kids and this.He had a smile the whole time signing it.They were given away to people that purchased ticket packages.Don't know if he's signed other since,but I think this is the first one he signed. 
Musial Collector
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Here are a few of my Cuddyer unique items
First, the negative and proof photo that was used to make his 1998 Stadium Club Rookie Card
A 200lb creation, the only Barrel / Sweet Spot Auto / knob card of Cuddyer, with MLB holos and bat photo proof
June 9th, 2011, home run bat and ball combo. Additional piece, I was at the game.
However, nothing tops this one, the Game 163 game used first baseman's glove
First, the negative and proof photo that was used to make his 1998 Stadium Club Rookie Card
A 200lb creation, the only Barrel / Sweet Spot Auto / knob card of Cuddyer, with MLB holos and bat photo proof
June 9th, 2011, home run bat and ball combo. Additional piece, I was at the game.
However, nothing tops this one, the Game 163 game used first baseman's glove
TBTwinsFan
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I own lots of unique things, but this one is one of my favorites.
It's a payroll check for Dana Kiecker from the New Britain Red Sox. He endorsed it with his full name on the back.
I'll post a couple more in a bit.
It's a payroll check for Dana Kiecker from the New Britain Red Sox. He endorsed it with his full name on the back.
I'll post a couple more in a bit.
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gmarutiak
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In the '90s, Upper Deck gave out 8x10" sheets at Major League stadiums in conjunction with their Heroes of Baseball old-timers games.
A couple of years ago, I was able to pick up the original, hand-painted artwork for two of the sheets that were given out at Three Rivers Stadium.
Two of my most prized possessions:
A couple of years ago, I was able to pick up the original, hand-painted artwork for two of the sheets that were given out at Three Rivers Stadium.
Two of my most prized possessions:
byronscott4ever
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Like the UD artwork...did the third original not come up or perhaps featured an expensive player?
exigussrex
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Oh the memories:
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gmarutiak
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I don't know of a third one. Now I need to look into this!
TBTwinsFan
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I've shown this off a few times, but it's my Glen Perkins Game Jersey from Jackie Robinson Day 2011. It's pretty unique.
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gmarutiak
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Ah...the one with Reggie Jackson. I never saw the original.
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gmarutiak
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I would love to own a Pirates on deck circle at some point. How do you display yours?
Greg Cleveland
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Probably my favorite unique item in my Gaetti collection...
A Polaroid instant photo of Gary signed by Gary. A few years ago I came across this auction. Checked the seller's other items and he had dozens like this. Player's photo snapped at a hotel lobby or airport, and signed on the spot. Judging by Gary's mustache and hair, I'm guessing early 80's. Player selection would be about early-mid 80's too. hard to fake something like this (and why would you?) Had some dual autos, too. With the advancements in photography and technology, you still can't do this unless you have a Polaroid camera. Some of you may have to Google that to understand what I'm talking about.
A Polaroid instant photo of Gary signed by Gary. A few years ago I came across this auction. Checked the seller's other items and he had dozens like this. Player's photo snapped at a hotel lobby or airport, and signed on the spot. Judging by Gary's mustache and hair, I'm guessing early 80's. Player selection would be about early-mid 80's too. hard to fake something like this (and why would you?) Had some dual autos, too. With the advancements in photography and technology, you still can't do this unless you have a Polaroid camera. Some of you may have to Google that to understand what I'm talking about.
David Campos
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I believe the artist that did those paintings is Craig Pursley. He also did the cards in the 90 bowman set that were inserted in packs and I recall that Topps gave away the original paintings as well. He did illustrations for the Orange County Register. I remember doing him a favor and getting Griffey Jr. to sign a painting for him at a show. He gave me a color key of one of his super bowl paintings with Elway as a thank you that is really cool. I would scan it but it is in a storage unit I have. I should have it framed.
