Autograph advice
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I totally agree. Ive got Earl,Johnny and SVB's autagraphs on my black instroke with a silver sharpie. It looks awesome.
How about a branding iron or a wood burning tool?
I mentioned to my wife about seeing players get there cases autographed and wished that I had my case. She said "Why would you want to ruin the case with crap like that.'' Never thought about it again.
I mentioned to my wife about seeing players get there cases autographed and wished that I had my case. She said "Why would you want to ruin the case with crap like that.'' Never thought about it again.
Good one. :grin:
Yeah, I hear you. As I said in my original post, "I'm thinking about..."
It wouldn't be just any player, though. It would be Allison Fisher. And I'm thinking that fact would make it a lasting treasure.
Anyway, I looked up the metallic sharpies... That looks like the way to go, if I do this.
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I had my 3x6 j&j signed by Johnny, and earl and as soon as I did it a regretted it. Why? Cause i din't want to cary it anymore so I had to try and find another one lol. I have that case locked down in deep storage and the only way its comming out is to add more autographs lol.
If i were to do it over again i would just go buy a cheap used case (prefferably a 4x8) and carry it only to the big tournaments and expos and what not.
I had my 3x6 j&j signed by Johnny, and earl and as soon as I did it a regretted it. Why? Cause i din't want to cary it anymore so I had to try and find another one lol. I have that case locked down in deep storage and the only way its comming out is to add more autographs lol.
If i were to do it over again i would just go buy a cheap used case (prefferably a 4x8) and carry it only to the big tournaments and expos and what not.
When i get my jack justis no one is touching that one. but the instroke isnt expensive and its nice to show off the sigs when your at the pool hall. Ive got there sigs on cueballs also but no one sees those cause theyre at home in a case.
Really, a cue case would be one of the last things I would consider getting autographed. Way too bulky. I collected autographs for several years and prefer paper goods, maybe a cue ball in this case. Books, magazines, photos, table diagrams, posters, endorsed items, etc.
Another good medium for collecting autographs is wood racks. You can get dozens on an 8-ball rack by the time you collect them around the inside and outside. I've collected autographs on everything from cases, to cues, to cue balls, to racks, to pictures, to magazines, to a chalk cube, to.......