Auto on a Wax pack

[esehombre]

The signature is Meadowlark Lemon--the only item of memorabilia I have is a 1972 Fleer Wax Pack of the Harlem Globetrotters.

Thanks for the inputs and that is what i thought about a wax pack. I will try to index card and then perhaps buy some memorabilia to go with it. Although if I get a chance to get a 2nd auto I will try it on the wax pack as i am very curious as to how it comes out!

Thanks for replies and i will post a pic once i get the auto...

[jgmp123]

I believe a regular sharpie will work on a wax pack. If you must use the wax pack, I would suggest testing it out on something of the same material.

[Maddog]

You might also want to try a paint pen.
They flow a bit more freely than a sharpie and that may prove a bit better on a wax pack. They cost a little more that a sharpie but when "primed" properly they give a nice appearance.

[milkit1]

I got red grange on a sportskings wrapper about 20 years ago. It looked nice signed in sharpie. I don't have it anymore but I doubt the signature faded or anything.

[thenavarro]

go to Wal-Mart and pick up the NBA Indoor/outdoor basketball. They are relatively inexpensive ($20 or so) and make a great medium for basketball autographs

[Gary Dunaier]

I can't see getting a sealed wax pack signed, especially a vintage one.

First, I think it would damage the "integrity" of the pack as a vintage item by adding a non-vintage signature, no matter how relevant.

Second, there's always the risk of the pack being damaged during the signing process, presuming this is a pack with a stick of gum in it and the gum is in the front.

[milkit1]

my Grange was AWESOME. Wish I had it back