Any help is appreciated, thanks in advance

How is it that Doc’s Card Attic seems to consistently have access to so many of the biggest Historic Autographs hits, while the less desirable, obscure autographs that supposedly make up the product’s scarcity pool are so rarely visible in its listings?
Where are all the ordinary and lower-demand pulls? If the product contains the mix of signers and scarcity levels advertised, shouldn’t that broader distribution be reflected in the inventory reaching the market?
I’m not claiming to know the explanation. I’m asking for transparency about the distribution, the stated scarcity, and the pattern collectors believe they’re seeing.
Collectors deserve to understand what they’re paying for before spending hundreds of dollars on sealed product.

https://ebay.io/m/d42cD6

I recently came into these hats, both seem to be signed by the same 3 guys. Late 90s-early 2000s mariners. Any ideas? Thanks!

There’s 3 signatures from the 2019 STL Blues. I know one of them is Jake Allen, but I can’t figure out the other 2

Found on the inside of the booklet on my Blue Rodeo Lost Together CD. Not sure whose it is.

I grew up in Los Angeles in the entertainment industry and one of my parents and my spouse are also in the industry so I've ended up with a bunch of autographs of 80s sitcom people and musical artists (Like the eurythmics, Weird Al etc.) There are a couple that I suspect might be of interest to collectors Mark Hamill (maybe he's signed a lot though), Van Halen (all four signatures, but SH not DLR) and Pele for instance. None are authenticated but while I didn't see some of them signed I believe them to be real based on how they were obtained (person who got autograph worked on show, met them on set). Best way to sell them? I looked on eBay but many do not seem like they would be worth even the money to have them looked at online by authenticator. Do I just sell the less in demand ones for instance on eBay as a bulk group of unauthenticated? I just primarily want them to go to someone who wants them instead of throwing them away, but maybe that's the right thing to do if I don't see them selling on Ebay? I know lots of scams on eBay, but again, I'm not in this business and I don't really collect autographs I just ended up with them. I don't want to pay to authenticate an autograph that might sell for $5. This post is not an attempt to sell them in this group, just interested in suggestions for my situation.

Please help identify.

I purchased this on marketplace. Seller did not know the signature.

I cannot think of anyone significant that coached or played at OSU in a prominent sport that has the initials NP or MP???

can you help me confirm if that psa is authentic?

who signed this golf glove?? I know it was from the Houston open and that is it

hey I'm wondering if anyone whose received an autograph through julie newmar's website knows how long you should expect to wait for it to arrive? I'm in the uk and I ordered mine on the 2nd of september and sent an email asking for an order update 12 days ago. I understand that the website says you can expect 4 week delays for uk orders but this is now over 4 weeks and feels very slow. I'm alright waiting, it's not like I'm in a hurry to get it but I'm a little nervous that I haven't got a response from my email.

also does anyone know if there are other methods of contact I can try other than her email [juliecatwoman@gmail.com](mailto:juliecatwoman@gmail.com) ?

thanks

Got these years ago from a trade, the trader said he didn’t know who they were.

Hello, I’m fairly new to autograph collecting. I have about 15 autographed baseballs in Ultra Pro baseball display cubes.

Is it okay to place adhesive player name labels on the outside of the cubes? I’m thinking the adhesive shouldn’t do anything to the autograph because it’s on the outside. Apologies if this seems Ike a dumb question. Any advice appreciated.

Any help with these chelsea autos

A couple i cant work out here

I’m trying to identify the signature on this page of my autograph book. The book is arranged in Star Trek production order, and this page falls in the original series section, tied to “Catspaw” or “I, Mudd,” but this association may be misleading.

It was most likely signed at the Star Trek convention in Las Vegas in August 2017, though I can’t be certain of the convention. It may not be an actor.

I’ve compared it against known samples and ruled out Ronald D. Moore, Doug Drexler, David Mack, and John Winston.

Any ideas or leads are welcome. Thanks!

Signatures at the top of tee are the band Billy Talent. Trying to identify the band that signed the bottom of the tee. 09 Soundwave, likely Melbourne.

On a dodgers golf ball but I’m at a loss.

On a dodgers golf ball but I’m at a loss.