Got back my first sub from JSA

[hawaiian bam bam]

great looking cards!

just a few thoughts,
when it comes to selling autographs if something happens to me unexpectedly, i tell my wife to just box everything up and take it to pawn stars in vegas! i feel rick or chumlee will give the most fair price and not try to screw over my wife too much with low ball offers.

when it comes to sharpie. i like pen on vintage cards, for some reason they just look better. sharpie just doesnt look that good to me personally on vintage cards. i think cards before 1980 should be pen and cards after 1980 should be sharpie signed. im a big believer sharpie fades over time, i dont have proof at all they do, but my cards signed in sharpie seem to look different over time (the sharpie ink)

enjoy these cool cards and do what makes you happy, it is your collection after all.

[Mr. Zipper]

Originally Posted by hawaiian bam bam

when it comes to selling autographs if something happens to me unexpectedly, i tell my wife to just box everything up and take it to pawn stars in vegas! i feel rick or chumlee will give the most fair price and not try to screw over my wife too much with low ball offers.

Let's hope you are around for a long while and there is no need for this.

I agree that you'd want to avoid Corey. He is a shameless lowballer... to the point of being unethical in my opinion. (As an aside, I love it when Corey -- someone who has no grasp of anything beyond partying, motorcycles and video games -- stares into the camera and stiffly recites the scripted historical background of an item when he clearly has no clue. This is what passes for a reality TV "expert.")

In all seriousness, just tell her to contact a reputable auction house to take care of it. She ships it off and then waits for the checks.

[Republicaninmass]

I have my difficult and higher quality autos authenticated, the others there is no need