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This comes across as a bit high and mighty to me. Checklists are numbered and count, so do Team Leaders. Also, I did post before but I can't do it from my phone and my laptop doesn't run like it used to. |
For the team cards I would get Peter Uberoth to sign them since he was the commissioner. In the past I have see a lot of set collectors get Sy Berger to sign them.
I am working on a 57 set and thankful the checklists aren't numbered cards :) |
I've gotten checklists signed but just by players on the checklist.
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Try finding those pesky managers from the 1952 topps set, or umpires from 1955!
Thanks for the updates |
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I see that leaders cards would be signed, I assume by the players pictured, but who would sign the checklist card? If it's any player listed on the card, then don't you need to get a card signed by every player in oder to have a complete set? Ultimately, I'm just asking for pictures of your new pickups, instead of a list of what you are picking up. If that comes across as high and mighty, well sorry. Doug "watching you all from atop my mountain" Goodman |
How's the view up there, Doug? :p
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For my sets I have a key player from the checklist sign or someone interesting. Sy Berger was a popular checklist signature while he was living. My friend had key political figures from his set years sign the checklists. The possibilities are really open for it. Vera Clemente is a popular choice for for that TBTC issue. Really, saying it's incompletable because a specific card can't be signed is like saying the monster can't be completed because you'll likely never own a Wagner, Plank, or Doyle. You can collect to the extent you please.
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