Your preferred media for baseball autographs

[mighty bombjack]

The point for me is to have a variety of media. I love it all, from cards to postcards, 8x10s, letters, scorecards, checks, contracts, etc. I just bought some signed sheet music (and got outbid on another). I have a few baseballs and like them, but they can be tough to store when your collection grows, not to mention pricey, as they are the preferred medium of many collectors like yourself.

I know some collectors like their collection to be uniform. To each their own!

[39special]

I've been collecting autos for about a year.I also like different things signed. Checks,cards,balls,books,etc.The only things I don't liked signed is game used stuff like jerseys and hats.

[packs]

I generally like baseballs. But for players with a lot out there (Mays, Mantle, Ted Williams, Joe Dimaggio etc) I would prefer to have them on a card issued during their playing career.

[RichardSimon]

Give me a vintage 8x10 any day of the week.

[JimH5]

I like white unlined paper that can be matted with a photo. Either a 3x5 or GPC or Album Page.

I prefer single signed items, something that will look good behind glass.

[thenavarro]

I prefer signed rookie cards, as there doesn't seem to be the plethora of them like a lot of other items. For a number of years, and even these days for some collectors, it was generally a hobby taboo to get rookie cards signed. Makes for some good long term prospecting me thinks.

[T206Collector]

T206 cards.