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Hi Friends,
In my latest blog for Forbes I show a SP, High# 1966 Topps Choo Choo Coleman I had him sign at a New York show four years ago.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/davidseideman/2014/09/16/when-choo-choo...
My main source says it's a good idea to have HOFers sign. They are even hot right now. But not commons because collectors trying to complete the sets don't care.
What about the HOFers? Are their signed cards gaining in popularity?
Thanks very much.
David
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Thanks, Heath. What are some of the best cards you have in your collection? Have you acquired any in person?
David
I would have done the same thing as you & had him sign that card
I think, slowly, that HOFers who are deceased or getting there (shaky writing or stroke victims) are seeing a rise in value of their cards when signed. For example, I recently sold a Bob Doerr signed rookie card. Doerr's signature typically goes for really cheap, and his rookie card goes for $50, give or take, in low condition, but I was able to get over $100 for a signed rookie card.
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