Post your toughest signed card

[Exhibitman]

Not valuable necessarily, just difficult combos, the 'good luck finding another one of these' cards. Here are mine:

Haven't seen another one of these:


1938 Churchman's Cigarettes [UK]:


1925-31 Exhibit PC back Canzoneri [died 1959]:


1925-31 Exhibit PC back Sharkey:

[packs]

Always looking for a chance to show this Goudey Fine Pen off:

[Republicaninmass]

1940 playball, he committed suicide during the 1940 season 8/3/40

[egri]

These puppies. There were only about 10,000 sets of these printed, and the only way to get one was to go to the game they were given away at. They don't come up for sale unsigned very often, and I've never seen them signed anywhere.

[slidekellyslide]

I have a near complete autographed set of 1952 Globe Printing Colorado Springs Sky Sox...Good luck finding even a single one of these cards signed anywhere else. Sorry for the crap photos.

[egri]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

I have a near complete autographed set of 1952 Globe Printing Colorado Springs Sky Sox...Good luck finding even a single one of these cards signed anywhere else. Sorry for the crap photos.

Cool album! If those cards can be removed easily, I know JW Porter is still alive and signing through the mail if you want to add him.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by egri

Cool album! If those cards can be removed easily, I know JW Porter is still alive and signing through the mail if you want to add him.

They are just tipped in, they come right out. Thanks for the info.

[egri]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

They are just tipped in, they come right out. Thanks for the info.

Yeah I got him in October for my 1953 Topps project. If you need his address, just PM me.

[packs]

Loose definition of card and signed, but this 1940 Seals Stamp Book contains nearly every stamp and nearly every signature from the players represented. I'd think these are pretty tough:

[FourStrikes]

not sure how many of these (signed) McCarthy postcards exist, but it's probably the "toughest" I own...

[dgo71]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

They are just tipped in, they come right out. Thanks for the info.

J.W. also used to work as an usher on the minor league back fields during Miami Marlins spring training. One of the nicest guys you'd want to meet. He no longer works there but still comes out to watch the practices. I saw him 3 of the 4 days I was there this year. If you don't want to risk putting it in the mail to him, I'd be happy to help get it done in person for you.

[btcarfagno]

Haven't seen any other signed examples from this set before. W753 St Louis Browns.





Some signed Zeenut WITH COUPONS.





Howard Freigau. Died 1932.



Tom C

[1963Topps Set]

Originally Posted by FourStrikes

not sure how many of these (signed) McCarthy postcards exist, but it's probably the "toughest" I own...

Boy! Would I love to add that Hubbs piece to my collection. It is dated the day I was born! Trade?

[milkit1]

yup 1933 goudey ruth.jpg

[stat192]

BABE RUTH AUTOGRAPHED 1933 R309-1 GOUDEY PREMIUM

This card was only available by mail in exchange for fifty 1933 "Big League Chewing Gum" wrappers. So the card itself is tough to find, let alone autographed.

[Exhibitman]

Sweet card, G!