Classic Productions?

[drc]

I have no knowledge that they are related but there was a company named Classic that produced sports cards in the 1990s and they had autographed insert cards of folks like Shaquille Oneal and Alex Rodriguez.

[drc]

Just looked and the company name was Classic Games, Inc and they were a subsidiary of Scoreboard.

[thetruthisoutthere]

Originally Posted by drc

Just looked and the company name was Classic Games, Inc and they were a subsidiary of Scoreboard.

Yes. I think Gary is referring to "Classic" which was owned by Kenny Goldin. He had autograph contracts with everyone back then.

[jerseygary]

So this may be a good ball? After reading all the bad stories over the years I figured it was probably bad since I didn't see him sign it in person! Thanks for all the input, I couldn't find a thing about this company.

[roarfrom34]

Originally Posted by thetruthisoutthere

Yes. I think Gary is referring to "Classic" which was owned by Kenny Goldin. He had autograph contracts with everyone back then.

yes, but they idn't affix stickers to anything; I'm thinking this is an entirely different company

[jerseygary]

the sticker with the number on it is on the COA paper that came with it, not on the ball.

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by jerseygary

the sticker with the number on it is on the COA paper that came with it, not on the ball.

Common practice for Kenny and team back then.

[jerseygary]

I read a thread a while back that the ol' "working class hero" Ripken has lawyers that pull his autograph from ebay, is that still true? Like I said, I'm not a Ripken fan and want to get rid of this in the near future but don't want my auction cancelled by him.