MAB Celebrity Services

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by mr2686

Why good riddance? They always put on a great show on HOF weekend. Was able to get many signatures that I needed. Also did good mail-in orders.

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I found MAB useful in helping me with several themed autograph projects that I pursued through the years.

For my no-hit collection, one great show that they hosted called "Pitcher Perfect" in 2006 allowed me to add perhaps 25 no-hit pitcher autographs to my no-hit ticket collection.

I would go so far as calling this the nexus for my themed collecting pursuit.

Of the 247 different no-hit games that I have tickets to dating back to 1901, 171 of them are actually signed by the pitcher that tossed the no-no.

[felada]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

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I found MAB useful in helping me with several themed autograph projects that I pursued through the years.

For my no-hit collection, one great show that they hosted called "Pitcher Perfect" in 2006 allowed me to add perhaps 25 no-hit pitcher autographs to my no-hit ticket collection.

I would go so far as calling this the nexus for my themed collecting pursuit.

Of the 247 different no-hit games that I have tickets to dating back to 1901, 171 of them are actually signed by the pitcher that tossed the no-no.

Cool project. Let’s see some photos.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by felada

Cool project. Let’s see some photos.

Look in the ticket collector thread in the Memorabilia section.

[mrmopar]

I used MAB once, for what was a rare paid signing I participated in. As much as I love collecting autographs, most are just purchased outright.

Richie Allen did a signing and I debated between a 71T and a 65T. I went with the 65 and am glad I did.

I don't recall any issues. I recall at the time it was more than I was hoping to spend, but again, no regrets when all was said and done.