2015 Leaf Stan Musial Autograph Cards

[ALR-bishop]

I don't know the answer to your question but in addition to signing anything for fans he met, Musial had a memorabilia company that churned out items including autographs in volume. Considering his highest salary was around $ 100,000 he may have made more on memorabilia than from his playing career. His company/estate may have had a bunch of stuff in "inventory" when he died

[bn2cardz]

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Lot 827: HOARD OF STAN MUSIAL SIGNED STICKERS (600)


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These are perfect to use for any autographing vehicle for a current program or long-term investment. There are 20 sheets here, each containing 30 signed silver stickers for a whopping total of 600. You can apply these to artwork, porcelain, bats, balls or anything else you can think of. Signatures are in beautiful blue Sharpie and average 9/10 condition-wise while the stickers themselves are NRMT. This comes to you directly from Stan Musial's own marketing firm Stan The Man, Inc., making authenticity a rock solid 100%.

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Lot 120: STAN MUSIAL SIGNED STICKERS (180)


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Call him Silver Stan. These shiny stickers are just under two inches wide and individually signed by Hall of Fame outfielder Stan Musial in 8-9/10 blue Sharpie. They are affixed to six sheets with 30 stickers on a sheet and are perfect to put on items that you want signed by Stan but never had a chance to make that happen. Musial ranks fourth on baseball's all-time hits list with 3,630.

[sandmountainslim]

Ah! THAT explains it!
Glad I bought one.

[Rookiemonster]

They had him signing stickers on his death bed that's why some many look like chicken scratch

[JustinD]

I am of the belief that Stan hit the Bob Feller plateau and it seems likely more difficult to find a decent unsigned item than a signed one.

[TAVG]

Stan did nothing but sign autographs until the day he died. I truly believe that's probably kept him going for so long.

I got him on a ball back in 2009 right after the AS game.

sent him a letter and a ball, I wasn't sure if he charged at the time...but he sent it back signed and a little piece of paper stating prices if i wanted anything else signed.

[sandmountainslim]

Originally Posted by TAVG

Stan did nothing but sign autographs until the day he died. I truly believe that's probably kept him going for so long.

I got him on a ball back in 2009 right after the AS game.

sent him a letter and a ball, I wasn't sure if he charged at the time...but he sent it back signed and a little piece of paper stating prices if i wanted anything else signed.

I'm glad he signed so many Got the card today and it is a real beauty! Came home to a 34 Goudey and the 2015 Leaf Musial in my mailbox so I am a happy camper.
First LEAF card I have bought in ages.