who here has the most autographed cards of RBI players?
In the past two weeks, i have acquired the following players:
Tim Raines
Spike Owen
Dickie Thon
Andy Ashby
For one reason or another, i also got the following players (they seem pretty random, mostly white sox players, although the non-sox are special to me in one way or another)
Jose Valentin
Chris Snopek
Peter Bergeron
Alvaro Espinoza
Luis Vizcaino
Dustin Hermanson
I would like to add that I did not pay any more than $2 for any of these cards, lest you think I am a nut for buying an autographed Alvaro Espinoza card.
Try to keep up, Strassy.
http://forums.dee-nee.com/index.php?topic=5074.0
bumpst...my topic was better than dirty joe dirt's topic on the same subject. i just bid on the following RBI autographed cards, all of which end in less than 12 hours:
Jesse Orosco
Rafael Santana
Tom Brookens
Marty Barrett
Randy Bush
Rick Burleson
Kevin Bass
Greg Gagne
Tim Laudner
Steve Lombardozzi
Gary "I Own Gantry" Pettis
Rich Gedman
Doug Decinces
Marc Sullivan
Rob Wilfong
Denny Walling
Joel Youngblood
Dave Bergman
Bill Schroeder
I'm also hoping to acquire these guys in the same package:
Juan Beniquez
Dave Dravecky
Tony Phillips
That's funny, I just outbid you on each of those.
Thanks for the tip!
juan beniques was a quality angel during the early 80's. an instant recognition guy if you mention his name among those fans in the know.
Plus, my thread is way better because I have actual pics.
i'll take pics when i get them
I have a ball that I jumped onto Fenway Park field during batting practice when I was 12 to get. Boggs refused to sign it, but I got Mike Heath to sign it. I would like to here more about autographs of the obscure players. They must be tougher to come by.
more RBI autographs on the way:
Juan Berenguer
Pat Sheridan
Dave Henderson
Dave Smith
Don Robinson
John Tudor
Tom Herr
Harry Spilman
Chris Speier
Todd Worrell
Tom Brunansky
Bruce Hurst
Bill Schroeder
Non RBI Players I also bid on
Von Hayes
Zane Smith
Bobby Witt
Bobby Thigpen
Jerry Hairston (Senior)
Quote from: Strassy on 08/04/07, 11:30:50 AM
more RBI autographs on the way:
Juan Berenguer
Pat Sheridan
Dave Henderson
Dave Smith
Don Robinson
John Tudor
Tom Herr
Harry Spilman
Chris Speier
Todd Worrell
Tom Brunansky
Bruce Hurst
Bill Schroeder
Non RBI Players I also bid on
Von Hayes
Zane Smith
Bobby Witt
Bobby Thigpen
Jerry Hairston (Senior)
Isn't he an RBIer?
you sicken me. Mike Witt
I'm so band.
Quote from: Strassy on 08/13/05, 04:28:51 PM
who here has the most autographed cards of RBI players?
In the past two weeks, i have acquired the following players:
Tim Raines
Spike Owen
Dickie Thon
Andy Ashby
For one reason or another, i also got the following players (they seem pretty random, mostly white sox players, although the non-sox are special to me in one way or another)
Jose Valentin
Chris Snopek
Peter Bergeron
Alvaro Espinoza
Luis Vizcaino
Dustin Hermanson
I would like to add that I did not pay any more than $2 for any of these cards, lest you think I am a nut for buying an autographed Alvaro Espinoza card.
You sicken me.
ouch.
that was clearly a typo, their names are uncannily similar. confusing mike and bobby witt? that's just gross.
I just got Jose Uribe to sign a ball for me.
i just got the following rbi'rs autographs off of ebay!!
dudley moore
mel gibson
jack lemmon
Strassy, post the Von Hayes sig when you get it. I love that guy.
heh, sounds like you have a cool collection... i'm working on one of my own:
http://www.callmefairf.com/tecmo/tecmoquest.htm
Quote from: The Express on 10/25/07, 02:31:29 AM
heh, sounds like you have a cool collection... i'm working on one of my own:
http://www.callmefairf.com/tecmo/tecmoquest.htm
That's impressive. Unfortunately, I can't say I have any of the ones you're missing, although I want to say my brother had a Sam Graddy card, and that's how I knew he was a world-class sprinter.
my brother is hard to shop for, and a big bulls fan...so i thought i'd get him a bunch of random bulls memorabilia off ebay. there was a listing for 3 autographed bulls cards, including norm van lier (who is now dead and someone my brother is a fan of), so I thought I'd bid on it to try and get it for him. in the process, i checked out the other auctions the guy had. There was one for auto'd Joe Niekro, Jerry Royster, and John Candelaria cards. Since he didn't charge extra for shipping more than one auction, I figured I'd get those for myself.
You guessed it...got outbid on the bulls cards, and now I am stuck buying these other cards.
Hmmm....I will have to double check this when I get home, but I know that I have the following RBI'ers for sure
Eric Davis
Ruppert Jones x 2
Darrell Evans
Dave Lopes
Terry Puhl
Chris Speier
Harry Spilman
John Franco
Quote from: JoeDirt on 08/13/05, 05:16:58 PM
Try to keep up, Strassy.
http://forums.dee-nee.com/index.php?topic=5074.0
Here's my collection of RBI autographs on cards...I have others on baseballs. Off of the top of my head, they are Mattingly, Canseco, Dawson, Sandberg.
Semi-funny story about the Sandberg autograph on the ball--Riley and I went to Cincy and stayed at the hotel that the Cubs stayed in when we were 12 or so. I got a really fast, scribbled Sandberg on a ball early in the evening. He came back while there were less people around, and signed a really nice one for Riley. I was pissed that I didn't have a ball for him to sign neatly...but convinced Riley to play one RBI game when we got back--if I win, we swap Sandberg balls (yes, I said it). If he wins, I give him $40.
I won. Fun times.
I probably have some that are on Arcade RBI. I know for sure that I have
George Foster on a BP ball from Great American Ballpark
Johnny Bench on a baseball and on a Topps card that I got in a pack
I may have some others, but can't think of it right now
I never really understood the excitement of autographs. I could never see me going out of my way to have someone sign something for me
Quote from: BDawk on 11/19/09, 11:33:03 AM
I never really understood the excitement of autographs. I could never see me going out of my way to have someone sign something for me
I guess I understand if it was a personal item that you had signed for display, but I dont understand people paying for autographs and stuff.
To me, it is no different than collecting baseball cards.
Why did I collect so many Eric Davis cards when I was a kid?
He was my favorite player. Same with Fred McGriff, Rex Hudler, Chili Davis, Dave Parker, Gorman Thomas, etc
To get one of their cards in a pack was always exciting. To get something signed by one of them is even better then.
Quote from: edfan on 11/19/09, 11:51:54 AM
He was my favorite player. Same with Fred McGriff, Rex Hudler, Chili Davis, Dave Parker, Gorman Thomas, etc
Eric Davis was their favorite player, too?
Bump...was just cleaning and found all of these cards. I also found about ten packs of 1992 Upper Deck
Found the Danny Cox autographed copy of RBI over the weekend when cleaning out some stuff. I never did make the shadowbox frame for it...
There's always time
I just donated most of them to my school. They're doing a silent auction to fundraise and those will be added to a basket of baseball memorabilia.
Quote from: fknmclane on 08/04/07, 12:29:02 PM
Quote from: Strassy on 08/04/07, 11:30:50 AM
Non RBI Players I also bid on
Von Hayes
Zane Smith
Bobby Witt
Bobby Thigpen
Jerry Hairston (Senior)
Isn't he an RBIer?
What the FUCK