When the heck is Barry Bonds doing a signing?

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

Originally Posted by Huck

I would not say that Willie Mays was a prolific signer.

If he signed another 100,000 pieces, would your opinion change?

There's an absolute ton of Mays autographs in this world. The problem only arises when it's a certain piece you're after. If you want a ball, a photo, a bat, a, plaque PC, an awful 1980's baseball card as opposed to a particular card, a lithograph, a commemorative plate.... If you want something that isn't blandly pedestrian that was cranked out by the thousands, then yes, Mays can present a challenge.

Fleece Mop is kind of disgusting. I'm more partial to William. (Which makes absolutely no sense, as his birth name was Willie! But this is indeed him back in '51.)

[Huck]

Originally Posted by BillyCox3

If he signed another 100,000 pieces, would your opinion change?

There's an absolute ton of Mays autographs in this world. The problem only arises when it's a certain piece you're after. If you want a ball, a photo, a bat, a, plaque PC, an awful 1980's baseball card as opposed to a particular card, a lithograph, a commemorative plate.... If you want something that isn't blandly pedestrian that was cranked out by the thousands, then yes, Mays can present a challenge.

I should have been more succinct. Mays was not a regular like a Feller or Palmer on the autograph circuit.