I’m getting rid of all my jerseys and would love to avoid shipping if at all possible. Just don’t have the wall space. I really don’t want to deal with eBay, either, but I’m afraid that might be my best bet. Any suggestions?
My father bought this messi autograph but, As title says, not sure the authenticity of this messi autograph, It’s been “authenticated” by total sports authentic, which i’m not quite sure of the validity of them. Could anyone help me out on this?
I will spare the backstory as I realize Jordan is the most forged auto in the hobby, but I know these shoes were signed by Michael in 1987, which is why I never bothered with authentication. But as I get older, sometime in the future I will want to sell them and I know authentication is a requirement if I want to get top dollar for them.
I took them to a Chicago show in March where JSA was doing onsite authentication, but they didn’t have the expertise onsite to authenticate the shoes, so they took pictures of them and treated it like a standard submission. $375 and 3 months later and I receive this letter of opinion that they are not real autographs. Cool. So, 2 questions.
Has anyone ever had success in getting JSA to revise their opinion to inconclusive? It would be nice to get some of my fee back as a credit to submit other items to be authenticated.
is it worth trying another company like BAS or PSA? The National is coming up in Chicago and they will be there. Are there any preliminary conversations I can have or services offered with these companies to mitigate the risk of just tossing another $400 away on another rejection?
When he was a teenager, my grandfather enjoyed collecting autographs. I know he had an interesting collection of autographs from famous figures of the 40-50's. This Babe Ruth autograph sat in a binder in my grandparents home for 80 years. I received the autograph from my grandmother before she passed. Just wanted to share an interesting piece of history with this forum!
Dont know anything about baseball cards. My friend’s dad has this and wanted to know what it was worth. I’m familiar with grading, should he grade this? Should he take it out of the screw down, I know those can also be bad.
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Was digging around in my basement looking for some old items to sell or dispose of when I found a golf bag with old school Philadelphia eagles branding, thinking of selling but I don’t really know what it’s worth as either golf bag a piece of sports memorabilia. I found Gatorade branded bags from the same era going for 500+ so that’s seemingly a good place to start. The bag is kinda dirty but could be cleaned. Input is appreciated from anyone familiar with the brand or with merchandise of this type
"The King and His Court" was a legendary, four-man barnstorming fast-pitch softball team founded in 1946 by pitcher Eddie "The King" Feigner. They famously played against traditional nine-player squads, using only a pitcher, catcher, shortstop, and first baseman. Feigner's incredible skills made the matchup a global phenomenon.
John Bateman (1940–1996) was a Major League Baseball catcher who played for the Houston Astros and Montreal Expos. After retiring from baseball, he joined The King and His Court, the famous four-man fast-pitch softball team led by Eddie Feigner. Bateman toured with them from 1977 to 1980, catching Feigner's renowned pitches during exhibitions.
I went to Wrestlemania in Dallas in 2023 and managed to get this can of beer Stone Cold Steve Austin drank and crushed in the ring in his (currently) final match ever and threw lol. Later on I had him sign the can. I’ve had it on display in a glass case ever since and the idea of displaying a crushed used beer can drives my wife nuts lol. She doesn’t get it haha
I have basically stopped collecting cards. Long store. But I’m no more card collecting for me. However I’d still like a cool memorial pieces for my office. What would be the best Jordan memorabilia item? Signed jersey? Signed ball? Signed shoe? Something else?
I have this old signed baseball that I got when I was too young to remember. I used to go to Phillies games with my dad around 2005-2010. Could anyone help identify that signature? It would be great to know more about it, since I have it displayed in my home. When anyone asks about it, I can’t even tell them who signed it, haha!
I have had this since I was like 13 years old, bought it off a dads friend. Is this worth anything?
PayPal g/s only. Before anyone asks how long this took to collect, I bought a storage unit that hadnt been paid because sports cars were listed as one of main things in unit. This complete set was in there.
Hi all,
I recently got “gifted” (my aunt was clearing out her basement and brought it over lol) this signed, limited edition Leroy Neiman Ken Griffey JR piece. I don’t really have space to hang it and am considering selling it. Was hoping someone might be able to give be a rough estimate of its value so I don’t go into the selling process completely blind. Thanks!
I’ve had this picture for a while and never knew the origins of it- what do yall think of it?
I found this baseball in a box in my attic from things when I was a kid. After looking up players it appears to be the 1986 Yankees and my parents said that my grandfather gave it to me when I was young. Curious of the best way to preserve it and want to make sure I'm right about the year and all.
I am missing Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes, Jalen Hurts, Aaron Rodgers, and Emmitt Smith. Other than that I have every Super Bowl MVP autographed and authenticated by James Spence, Beckett, and PSA DNA. I really would like to get rid of all of them as a collection but does anyone know a good place other than eBay or Facebook Marketplace to where I could post these iconic Super Bowl MVP mini helmets?