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Ty Hope

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Show off some oddball autos (IP, TTM, pack-inserted, etc) that only you give half a crap about! Should be fun seeing some oddball items. I'll start it off with Daigo "the beast" Umehara. He's a multi-time Street Fighter (video game) world champion. Had him sign his book at the Tokyo Game Show.
 

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Don Zimmer High School Yearbook

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Mark Grace personalized Nike Poster

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Chick King - because his name is Chick King

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Well, most of the players I collect:

Miguel Puente


Rodolfo Hernandez


Andres Mora


Just to name a few.
 

Musial Collector

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Same last name as me, as a kid, would tell my friends that he was an uncle :lol:

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I don't have a pic but I have a hard back archives edition graphic novel of "elfquest" book 1 signed by both creators Wendy and Richard Pini
 

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Most of my Glen Perkins collection would fit this category.

I also go out of my way to get autographs from former minor leaguers with team-set cards.
 

Topnotchsy

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Signed by a bunch of members of the NAVY during WWII who played in a little baseball league they had in the Pacific region. Few ever made the Majors. Love the ball for the "US" stamp on it. The element that makes it marketable is the fact they are signed by Musial (and came from his personal collection) but for most people it's kind of an obscure item. For me, it's about as cool as it gets.

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IUjapander

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Signed by a bunch of members of the NAVY during WWII who played in a little baseball league they had in the Pacific region. Few ever made the Majors. Love the ball for the "US" stamp on it. The element that makes it marketable is the fact they are signed by Musial (and came from his personal collection) but for most people it's kind of an obscure item. For me, it's about as cool as it gets.

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Is Merrill "Pinky" May on that ball? He played on the Western Pacific Tour that I think you are talking about. Either way cool item.
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One of my PC IP auto's from trips to the 500, went to most of the races between 85 & 2005.
Older motor heads may remember the name Smokey Yunick. Famous mechanic from the 50's - 80's

 

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I've shared this before but love it as well...fits my XXXX head personalityImageUploadedByFreedom Card Board1389406721.989221.jpg
 

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