re: Most valuable piece of memorabilia/autograph/antique you have

I have an LSU room with a lot of memorabilia in it. I have all 6 baseball national championship advocate posters, '91 signed by Rick Greene, '93 signed by Brett Laxton, '96 signed by Warren Morris, '97 signed by Doug Thompson, 2000 signed by Brad Cresse, and '09 signed by Louis Coleman. And they are matted and framed identically. Not sure what they would be worth.

I also have around 40 or 45 8" x 10" pictures of different LSU football players, and some baseball players, in game action and they are all autographed.

And I found an old poster I had from the 80s that had Alan Risher throwing a pass and a superimposed image of Eric Martin as he was going to catch the pass. Funny thing, the guy who knew Risher went to lunch with him one day to get him to sign it for me. Risher said he had never seen that picture before and that he was a senior when Eric was a freshmen and that he never completed a pass to Martin a game. And pointed out that Martin was wearing a practice jersey in the pic, not a game jersey.

I have the highest AFA graded Greatest American Hero action figure two pack by Mego. It is super rare. I have been offered $20,000 for it. I realistically think the right collector will come along and give me $50 K for it.

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Karl Malone/John Stockton autographed game ball

A signed basketball by the 1989-90 LSU basketball team that includes Shaq, Chris Jackson, etc.

My parrain's father in law was good friends with Dale Brown. He bbq'd for the team and had them over to swim and hang out. Something that wasn't supposed to be spoken about at the time because it would have been an NCAA violation.

I have one with the chrysanthemum still on it- belonged to my wife’s granddad. No idea what it’s worth because we’ll never get rid of it, but imagine it’s worth something to a collector. My son will inherit it.

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Will never part ways with this one.

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There’s literally millions of those

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Been at PSA for the past 2 years tho

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How is this possible? I submitted a bunch of cards earlier this year and got them all back within 6 weeks.

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Have every Sports Illustrated with an LSU athlete on cover signed by the featured athlete + the 1958 SI preseason football issue signned by Dietzel, Warren Rabb, Kinchen and Cannon.

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That’s a nice setup. Simple, but nicely presented. I collect way too much sports memorabilia. So much of it sits in boxes. I buy and sell, probably never turning a profit. Just slowly rotating through shite that I own

1903A3 .30-06 rifle, a single shot bolt action.22 from my great great grandfather, some signed sports memorabilia, an a shaq rookie card and Alonso mourning rookie card if I can find them (somewhere at my parents house).