what is Magic Johnsons addess? i want to get a card signed?
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I'm sure you can write to him in care of the Lakers. All professional athletes can be contacted through their respective teams.  No guarantee you'll get a response though.
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I have no clue... hmm.. Magic Johnson Rules? or Mary Jane Rolls? or Make Junkies Repent????
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Get a Beckett's Baseball guide.  They have most cards out there that are somewhat recent. I am pretty sure they will have Michael Jordan's rookie Baseball card value.  You can find a beckett's baseball guide at card and comic shops.
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its most likely fake or a copy. Its really hard to get one. The only way you really no is if you get it signed personally in front of their face
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Assuming you mean from living people, the first key is to be polite ... very, very polite. Don Mattingly, a former Yankee player and current coach, always said he would sign autographs for people who were polite and asked by calling him sir or Mr. Mattingly, but tried to skip over the people just yelling sign this or sticking things in front of him. Even if you are just writing a letter, be polite and your chances of getting a response improve greatly over going in the trash can. Letters can generally be sent in care of the person's agent or, in the case of athletes, team. Address info for both can generally be found online.\n\nThe next thing is to look and see if the person has an exclusive autograph contract with any companies. Usually, that means they won't sign anything, anywhere unless it is in conjunction with an event set up by the company they work for. Usually there is a pretty steep charge (anywhere from $25, $50 and up per autograph) and it can only be done on approved merchandise (usually made by the company they work for, such as Upper Deck only allowing Upper Deck trading cards to be signed). If this is the case, watch the websites of the player and that company to see if there are any signings in your area.\n\nThat will get you started ... good luck and good hunting.
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Lance:\n\nYou should try https://privasign.com.\n\nIt is the best electronic signature service on the market today, and there are no contracts or commitments. Basically it is the easiest and cheapest way to get secure, legal and binding electronic signatures. \n\nUse promotional code "esign" when you signup and you will get a bonus signup credit that will let you send 5 or 6 messages for free. \n\nLet me know what you think.
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Since when are card shows popular ......do it on EBAY or if you are patient....wait for a few years so the value increases and then GO TO EBAY or A Collector Store.
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i have a hundred ai rookies. theres one i have that is 25$. check ebay or a card show like jebroltor in michagan.
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What is a Johnny Bench batter up from the Fonas Corp.? I just saw on ebay a rare Johnny Bench baseball card / compliments of the Kensington Plaza ( a shopping center, I believe ). Never saw one before. The seller wants $100 for it.
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Go to a Beckett guide and look it up.  If it is from one of the main card companies (Topps, UpperDeck, Fleer, etc) then it will be listed.\n\nCondition, year printed, and rarity are also issues.\n\nIf it is some promo like a "Mother's Cookie" card, you'll have to go to a different guide.
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unless you bought it from a vender like upper deck where it comes with one you cant.  The only thing that helps is having a picture of the athlete signing it.  It still doesnt always convince people but it helps.
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yes, I wrote a letter to Mario Lemiuex, and received an 8x10 autographed photo from him, what a shock to find waiting for me in the mailbox.\n\nA lot of athletes, are willing signers, just make sure you include your name address, and a stamper self addressed envelope, always help, the big thing to remember is to be polite, always ask, please, and say thank you, then after you receive your autographed card back, remember to write a letter to the player thanking him or her for responding to your request, trust me those are the fans they remember, they ones that are always polite, and and always acknowledge the time they took to fulfill the request.
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If you want to pay for them, try Ebay.  If you want them for free, write the team and ask for the autograph from the player you want.  This method takes a long time and you don't always hear back however.
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Check Beckett.com or look in Baseball Beckett or Tuff Stuff.  If he's signing, it should be listed, in the ads or show listings.
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wihtout a signature, date, or player associated with it, about $20.  SOrry.
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I'll give you $20 for it. Seriously, you can look items up on line and get a feel for what a similar item will cost. I have an authentic and notarized Joe DiMaggio signed photo and stats page that I have been offered up to $1000 for. The main factor is how many all star sigs are on the ball, what year it was signed, what type of ball it is, etc. Don't be hasty to part with it. Do your homework.
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i would go to your local sports memorbilia store and see if they can compare it to a real signed ball or next time just dont buy it from a questionable place