Powers Sports Memorabilia Autograph Blog

There are essentially 4 different options when deciding what type of jersey to get signed.  

Why did Upper Deck (UDA) double the price of a Michael Jordan autograph?

Autograph to consider picking up for your collection and one I have been attempting to stock up on.

Don Shula.  Guys a coach, why should I consider his autograph?

What Derek Jeter autograph should you get now?  What should you get once he gets into the Baseball Hall of Fame?

Today's topic is around what you should pay for a Michael Jordan autographed Chicago Bulls red jersey with Upper Deck Authentication (UDA). They have been his long term provider of autographed memorabilia and are the #1 source for authentic Jordan autographs.

When we hear screen printed, most collectors shy away.  Opting for the sewn on jerseys which replicate what the athletes wear and generally holds a better autograph.

But is that the case for the Nike Game jersey?  Why would someone get this jersey signed?  What are the positives and negatives of this jersey?

A common question I often get is what is the difference between a speed helmet and a regular football helmet?

What are 5 things that affect your autographed baseball's value?

Who is Shane Bieber?  Most baseball fans have probably never heard of him.  Let’s find out some more on the 2019 All-Star Game MVP and how that affects his autograph value.

Major League Baseball has a long and rich history, with dynamic players, along with all of the sports memorabilia collected over the years. However, within that history are many smaller, intriguing tales. More specifically, the stories of how each MLB team got their names. 

If you've ever wondered why a team is called what it is, you've come to the right place. Sit back and get ready for a history lesson!

Most of us don’t buy autographs every day, usually every once and a while as a gift for someone.   Or maybe this is your 1^st time buying an autograph. 

Here are my Top 5 mistakes to avoid.

The Millville Meteor: Seven-time MLB All-Star, six-time winner of the Silver Slugger Award, and winner of the American League Rookie of the Year Award.

In 2019, he smashed records after accepting the richest contract in the history of North American sports, all $426.5 million of it. Of course, a long history of athletic achievements paved the way, stretching back to his teenage years.

It’s time to take a deeper look into the player who many consider to be the very best in Major League Baseball.