Tough 1970's & 1980's Autographed Cards

[gawaintheknight]

I think I figured out how to share the list.

Here's the link:

I would welcome any opinions on whether there are any diamonds in the rough here. These would have been acquired 20 or 30 years ago, so maybe some of these guys no longer sign?

Thanks for any help.

Ted

[dgo71]

Originally Posted by gawaintheknight

I think I figured out how to share the list.

Here's the link:

I would welcome any opinions on whether there are any diamonds in the rough here. These would have been acquired 20 or 30 years ago, so maybe some of these guys no longer sign?

Thanks for any help.

Ted

Quick scan of the list, the only "toughie" I see is Doyle Alexander who has been a non-signer since retiring over 30 years ago. He's on a lot of 80's set collector's want lists. I assume that's the "D. Alexander" on your list?

You do have some HOF and deceased guys that you might find a buyer for, but nothing that would have extraordinary value. Darrell Porter for example, who you have on a 1988 Score, is somewhat tougher to find on his later issue cards. Maybe $20ish for that one to the right buyer but that's a complete guess, could be much less or much more.

[gawaintheknight]

Thank you for this - it's very helpful and I would never have known. Yes, that's him. The list is heavy on Tigers and White Sox and a little less so on Cubs.

[butchie_t]

Originally Posted by BillyCoxDodgers3B

Trax has cards. I have the 1991 Topps MLB Debut signed.

I went searching through my minor league cards to see if I had a Trax card signed. Surprisingly enough, I did.

Here it is. A grand total of one.