He is about 18 years older now, might have something to do with it.
I'm after some guidance in relation to "Buy Back" cards.
1) If the player simply signs the card is it permissible for the number, eg 2/4, to be added by someone else?
I ask because it is obvious that the 2/4 on the Matthews card is in a different pen than the signature, also I have been advised by the person who did the signing with Matthews (for these Stimorol cards) that Matthews didn't number the cards.
Any feedback regarding my question is greatly appreciated.
I think he could if he wanted too, but would then need to put a hologram sticker and have a certificate of authenticity to go with it, so people know where it came fromCheers Matt, appreciate your knowledge regarding the NBA. A customer of mine rang this morning and said he had a heap of Jesaulenko Hall of Fame Signed cards. He wanted to know if he now hand numbered them 1/25 to 25/25 is that acceptable. Told him I had no idea.
What else did you get?Will be watching to see what you get, i pulled a Richie Vandenberg in one of my boxes.
I reckon you've got your Ian Coopers mixed up. I believe the player featured in this set is the st kilda Ian cooper who was best on ground in their 1966 premiership. To Saints fans, he is royalty
I'll agree there are a couple of categories I guess.I think you might be right there mate, didn't realise there were 2. Thought it was a funny looking Collingwood jumper. Thanks for clarifying that for me mate. Thought it was strange the Cooper i found had no actual achievements. BOG in a winning grand final sounds better lol. I still stick by the lack of greats in this release though.
I'll agree there are a couple of categories I guess.
Obviously the likes of Barassi, Royce Hart, Malthouse, Daicos, Wanganeen, Kouta, Gary Ayres etc are true greats
But there are a few guys that while technically aren't "greats", they are significant players.
Ian Cooper is a great example. BOG in the Saints only Premiership win, to you and me it might be a bit "meh", but I'm sure a Saints fan would love that card.
I doubt Alan Stoneham will ever make the Hall of Fame, but to a Bulldogs collector, his sig card would be a nice pull.
Some of these guys have never had cards, let alone signature cards.
I have a sizable Essendon collection, yet I don't have any David Shaw cards, I'm pretty sure the guy doesn't have a card until now. He played in the 1962 and 1965 Essendon premiership teams.
A 2 time Premiership player, 177 games, and he had no cards ever.
Now not only does he have a card, but a signature card and limited gold cards etc.
But I guess it's like all collecting.
You can buy a box of certified and get a Adam Treloar sig, or you might get a Sam Lloyd or Dennis Armfield.
You might be lucky with Greats, or not.
Perhaps.Agree to a degree but odds of getting a dud is way to high for my liking in this release. I have seen alot o people post their box hits and tbh i actually think i would have been pretty flat if i had of busted 95% of them
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