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Ladies en gentlemen,
I got him!
Damn, I am so freakinī exstatic I was finaly able to add this signature to my collection and actualy complete my signature collection!
It was a hughe investment, but with the dollar at such a low it was the perfect opportunity and YEAH I SEIZED IT!
I'm confused
I'm Spartacus!!
Can I try to make your confusion dissapear?
Nice cut auto.
What's the nature of your collection and how does a Naismith auto complete it?
Wanna see a pencil disappear?
Years ago I started with a list of NBA players I loved to watch play and from there on it developed into a list of 260 NBA players/coaches whose autograph I would like to have in my collection.
With Dr. Naismith's addition, those 260 players' autographs are now all in my collection. Do you think of a player/coach who is missing on the list, but realy shouldn't be missing from my collection? Let me know who and why:
Abdul Jabbar, Kareem
Allen, Ray
Anderson, Kenny
Anderson, Nick
Archibald, Nate
Arizin, Paul
Armstrong, B.J.
Auerbach, Red
Augmon, Stacey
Bargnani, Andrea
Barkley, Charles
Barry, Rick
Barros, Dana
Battier, Shane
Baylor, Elgin
Best, Travis
Bibby, Mike
Bing, Dave
Bird, Larry
Blaylock, Mookie
Bogues, Muggsy
Bol, Manute
Bosh, Chris
Bowen. Bruce
Bradley, Bill
Bradley, Shawn
Brown, Larry
Brown, P.J.
Bryant, Mark
Carlesimo, P.J.
Carr, Antoine
Carter, Vince
Cartwright, Bill
Chamberlain, Wilt
Cheaney, Calbert
Childs, Chris
Claxton, Speedy
Collier, Jason
Cooper, Michael
Cousy, Bob
Cowens, Dave
mings, Terry
Cunningham, Billy
Daly, Chuck
Daniels, Antonio
Davis, Baron
Davis, Dale
Davis, Ricky
Dawkins, Darryl
DeBusschere, Dave
Del Negro, Vinny
Dietrick, Coby
Divac, Vlade
Drexler, Clyde
Dumars, Joe
Duncan, Tim
Eaton, Mark
Ehlo, Craig
Elie, Mario
Elliott, Sean
Ellis, Dale
Elson, Francisco
Erving, Julius
Ewing, Patrick
Ferry, Danny
Finley, Michael
Ford, Alphonso
Ford, T.J.
Foyle, Adonal
Francis, Steve
Frazier, Walt
Free, World B.
Gadzuric, Dan
Garnett, Kevin
Geiger, Matt
Gervin, George
Gill, Kendall
Gilmore, Artis
Ginobili, Emanuel
Grant, Brian
Grant, Horace
Green, A.C.
Greer, Hal
Hardaway, Anfernee
Hardaway, Tim
Haywood, Spencer
Havlicek, John
Hayes, Elvin
Hill, Grant
Hodges, Craig
Holzman, Red
Horn, Keith van
Horry, Robert
Houston, Allan
Howard, Dwight
Howard, Juwan
Howell, Bailey
Hughes, Larry
Iverson, Allen
Jackson, Jaren
Jackson, Jim
Jackson, Mark
Jackson, Phil
Jackson, Stephen
James, LeBron
Jamison, Antawn
Jefferson, Al
Jennings, Keith
Johnson, Avery
Johnson, DerMarr
Johnson, Kevin
Johnson, Larry
Johnson, Magic
Jones, Eddie
Jones, Sam
Jordan, Michael
Karl, George
Kemp, Shawn
Kenon, Larry
Kerr, Steve
Kidd, Jason
King, Bernard
Kirilenko, Andrei
Kittles, Kerry
Knight, Bobby
Kukoc, Toni
Laimbeer, Bill
Lanier, Bob
Lewis, Reggie
Lloyd, Earl
Lucas, Jerry
Lucas, John
Lynch, George
MacLean, Don
Maggette, Corey
Majerle, Dan
Malone, Karl
Malone, Moses
Manning, Danny
Maravich, Pete
Marbury, Stephon
Marshall, Donny
Martin, Kenyon
Mason, Anthony
Mason, Desmond
Maxwell, Vernon
McAdoo, Bob
McDaniel, Xavier
McDyess, Antonio
McGrady, Tracy
McHale, Kevin
McMillan, Nate
Mercer, Ron
Mikan, George
Miller, Reggie
Miner, Harold
Ming, Yao
Monroe, Earl
Moore, Johnny
Mourning, Alonzo
Mullin, Chris
Muresan, Gheorghe
Murphy, Calvin
Mutombo, Dikembe
Naismith, James
Nash, Steve
Nater, Swen
Nelson, Don
Nowitzki, Dirk
O'Neal, Jermaine
O'Neal, Shaquille
Oakley, Charles
Oden Greg
Okafor, Emeka
Olajuwon, Hakeem
Outlaw, Bo
Owens, Billy
Parish, Robert
Parker, Tony
Parks, Cherokee
Paul, Chris
Paxson, John
Payton, Gary
Perdue, Will
Perkins, Sam
Person, Chuck
Petrovic, Drazen
Pet , Bob
Phills, Bobby
Pierce, Paul
Pippen, Scottie
Popa, Constantin
Popovich, Gregg
Porter, Terry
Price, Mark
Ramsay, Jack
Ratliff, Theo
Reed, Willis
Rice, Glen
Richardson, Jason
Richmond, Mitch
Rider, Isaiah
Riley, Pat
Robertson, Oscar
Robinson, David
Robinson, Nate
Rodgers, Rodney
Rodman, Dennis
Rose, Malik
Russell, Bill
Sabonis, Arvydas
Sampson, Ralph
Schayes, Dolph
Schrempf, Detlef
Scott, Byron
Sealy, Malik
Sharman, Bill
Silas, James
Skinner, Brian
Sloan, Jerry
Smith, Dean
Smith, Steve
Smits, Rik
Sprewell, Latrell
Stackhouse, Jerry
Stansbury, Terence
Starks, John
Stockton, John
Stojakovic, Predrag
Stoudemire, Amaré
Strickland, Mark
Strong, Derek
Thomas, Isiah
Thomas, Tim
Thompson, David
Thompson, John
Thurmond, Nate
Tinsley, Jamaal
Tisdale, Wayman
Tomjanovich, Rudy
Trent, Gary
Turkoglu, Hidayet
Unseld, Wes
Wade, Dwyane
Walker, Antoine
Wallace, Ben
Walton, Bill
Webb, Spud
Webber, Chris
West, Jerry
Wilkens, Lenny
Wilkins, Dominique
Wilkins, Gerald
Williams, Aaron
Williams, Jason
Williams, Marcus
Willis, Kevin
Wooden, John
Worthy, James
Zwikker, Serge
Kobe Byrant, do I have to give an explanation why?
Last edited by E20; 07-28-2008 at 06:13 PM.
hot damn..do you have pics of your collection?
It's an interesting set, to be sure. I wouldn't begin to tell you that you need to add anyone else to the list.
I decided a few years ago to try to build a master set of the Topps Pristine basketball uncirculated cards from 2005-06. IIRC, there are 130 base cards, each numbered to 325; another group of relic cards, each numbered to 100; a group of 20 autographed cards, each numbered to 20; and a group of 5 autographed relic cards, each numbered to 10. At this point, I'm 4 cards short -- I'm missing 4 of the autographed cards (Andrew Bogut, Andrew Bynum, and Gerald Green) and 1 of the autographed relic cards (Jay-Z). If I can find them all, I'll have a really unique set; I'm hoping to find them at some point.
Nice card and nice collection, alamo50. That looks like it took a bit of effort (and $$$) to put together.
What about Geert Hammink? Played for the Spurs summer league team back in the day. Good career at LSU. Couple games in the NBA. From Holland.
Too bad that about 80 percent of all autographs on the market are counterfeited/forged, unless you got all of those in person, im afraid your collection isn't really worth much. Photo do entation is a must with todays autographed market.
Upper deck verifies its signature cards are authentic...it's got the tamper proof hologram on back
That's one of a list. Even got James Silas.
Awesome card dude. Wow. I'm just in awe to be honest with you.
However you must collect favorites cause some of your auto's are pee yew.
I hope that card is PSA or BGS graded, or you get is certified if it is not already.
Last edited by Brutalis; 07-29-2008 at 05:04 AM. Reason: i am up too early.
Why no Kobe?
Does it need an explanation why he isnīt in my personal collection?!?!
Iīm a Spurs fan and I hate his freakinī guts!
I donīt have a lot of pics of these autographics, but I do have lots of pics of my 150 different D-Rob autographs.
Thatīs an awesome collection FWDT.
I do hope you find the other 4 to complete it!
Thatīs just the feeling of the hobby. Searching and searching and when you find it: AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
Hahahaha, only you could have discovered about Hammink L.J.!
Yes, he has been on my list forever (and now is the only one left), but that one Classic Four autographic of him just never is for sale on eBay because of itīs $0,000001 value! I didnīt wanna mention him because most peeps wouldnīt know about Shaqīs back-up @ both L.S.U. and the Magic.
I donīt like the graded cards because I canīt put them together in my binder together with all the other ones. I like to just take time and turn the pages in my binder and recall memories of all the great players I have a special memory of in the NBA.
This Naismith autographic should be a exception because itīs a museum piece, but HECK NO I am not going to send this out by mail to the US to get it graded!
Last edited by alamo50; 07-30-2008 at 05:26 AM.
Wanna let one of those DRob auto's go? And where do you get your auto's from?
No, I will not let any of my cards go........ever.
90% of my D-Rob autographics are on authentic collector cards from eBay.
The other 10% are on jerseys, shoes, bball and paper.
About 5% of these last ones, I got from Tony Parker, Sr., Carver Academy and David himself (invitation to his retirement gala). Although I am blessed to have met D-Rob 4 times, I never asked for an autograph in person.
How about a Joe Willie Namath autograph
I didn't even know a Naismith auto card existed. Where exactly did the autograph come from? I started collecting again last year and have been pretty steady with it but I only get into graded cards. I'm currently concentrating on 3 basketball sets
88 Fleer PSA 9 or better. Fun set and not too many cards.
74 Topps PSA 8 or better. Considered to be Gervins rookie year.
69 Topps PSA 7 or better. Big white cards are ing awesome and there are only 100 cards in the set. I picked the set because there are a ton of high end rookies that will never depreciate.
otherwise I only collect BGS 9, 9.5 and 10's or PSA 10's with an occasional 9 if its someone I really want. Seems like the market never slows on the 9.5's or better. I've seen a mild dropoff in value on the 9's but I'm trying to concentrate more on the 10's.
If you get into older card sets this place is worth it.
http://www.vintagecardprices.com/index.php
it will allow you to track the older cards that you are looking for via the auctions so you don't have to search for it. It also tracks what that card has brought in previous auctions so you can evaluate the real market value.
you need willie anderson
James White! and James Gist!
The autograph comes from his family and was cutt out from a check.
Willie Anderson, altough it's very good suggestion, he never did it for me.
Johnny Moore
George Johnson
Mark Olberding
Edgar Jones
Gene Banks
Billy Paultz
You have Hedo's autograph- that is awesome.
I am so going to go this year when the Spurs play the Magic because I have always wanted to meet him.
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