However, the collector in me still insists on collecting something, in some way. And space is an issue at my house, so I've avoided purchasing cards from various new sets. Instead, what I've focused on is "upgrading" the autographs in my collection to be personalized to me. I've said it before and I'll repeat it now that my signed cards mean a little bit more to me when they are personalized to me. It certainly doesn't make the autographs as desirable to others, but that's not why I collect my autographs.
I have already written about many of the players whose autographs I've been able to get personalized, so I don't have much more to say about them, but I will add links to my original posts in case anyone cares to read about them. A few others I've never written about and will cover more in-depth. But that's pretty much what I will be writing about here in the foreseeable future. I hope you all enjoy it!
All of these autographs were obtained by sending out TTMs (through the mail) requests. So these guys graciously spend some of their time responding to fans. Great work guys.
Don Buford...made the 1971 All-Star team and received MVP votes in three of his five seasons with the O's.
Foster Castleman...played the last of his five professional seasons for the O's in 1958
He was also nice enough to thank me for sending him my letter. And added a second signature!
3 comments:
Very nice of them to respond with personalized cards!
Very awesome.
Sure is! Most of these older players are generous with their signings habits.
Thanks guys!
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