re: MSB Sports Card and Memorabilia Thread

I’ll upload some pics at some point. I get a lot of autographs in person at MiLB games. I don’t sell, but will trade occasionally. Some notables that have passed through local ballparks that have signed for me:

Mike Trout
Jose Altuve
George Springer
Alex Bregman
Yuli Gurriel
Cody Bellinger
Kris Bryant
Corey Kluber
Sandy Alcantara
Corbin Burnes

That’s a slew of MVPs and Cy winners.

I have thousands of in-person signatures on cards. They’re easier for me to store.

I also collect old LSU programs, game worn jerseys, and anything related to my favorite teams (LSU, Spurs, Guardians, Rockies). I don’t collect much NFL outside of autographs.

You could sell lots or “starter sets” on eBay. I think eBay gets you to the widest audience if you’re selling. As for grading and whatnot, I’ll let the others chime in.

Damn brother, that’s a hell of a set. Do you have a “Hobby Instagram”?

So my father has been collecting tickets stubs to every game he attends since the 80’s. He has 4 tickets for every Saints game since 1981 among a host of others.

Recently he noticed the tickets stub for Wk1 matchup for the saints was selling for over $1k. It was Troy Aikmans first game. He has 4 of them in mint condition with one of them autographed.

It's crap, but fun to collect for us college fans, which is what collectibles is all about

Ticket stubs have been a hot collectible the last few years. Think about it. It’s as close to the game as you can get, were printed in a limited number, and most weren’t kept. So they make a pretty rare collectible that is directly related to the game.

I hate that events have gone to virtual tickets now.

Picked up 39 cards from 4 PSA orders this past weekend. Here's a few of my favorites that I still have.
21 10s, 14 9s, 2 8s, 2 6s

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Is BowmanU stuff any good or crap?

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Its a growing market. Fanatics has licensing for all schools, so nothing is holding them back from making a good product. Strapping the Bowman brand on was genius because its basically made a prospect market in football comparable to baseball. It wont reach the heights of baseball because no matter how nice the product, not everyone wants college uniforms, but its still going to be a good market.

Since its the offseason, I have started to invent in Jackson Arnold and Dante Moore, and will grab some Nico Bowman's Best once it cools. Blue Chip QBs are the top prospects/draft picks in baseball. Caleb Williams, Shadeur Sanders, and Drake Maye have proved that this season. Its going to be grade and hold on the QBs just like baseball prospects.

Come by the BR show next Saturday, I have a table

Also got myself a little display for my mojo set