Powers Sports Memorabilia Autograph Blog

One of the biggest surprises of the NFL season has to be Kareem Hunt, the Kansas City Chiefs star running back. Coming out of nowhere to replace the injured Spencer Ware, Hunt was named AFC Offensive Player of the month for September 2017 (his 1st month in the league).

On February 18, 2016, Allen announced his retirement by posting a video to his Twitter account of him riding his horse "into the sunset." Just one example of why fans loved him so much.

With the upcoming Karl Malone autograph signingon October 10, 2017, many customers are asking what inscriptions should I get?

OK so you've made a decision to sell some of your sports memorabiliaautographs. What's next?  Here are 5 things you should do to help maximize your sale and make it as easy as possible.

I know this may seem odd coming from someone within the autograph industry, but I always speak the truth.  Patience is arguably the most important characteristic when it comes to saving money when buying sports memorabilia autographs.

2016 was a great year for sports memorabilia baseball autographs.  We saw the rise of Kris Bryant and Anthony Rizzo, plus the massive sales of the Cubs World Series win and David Ortiz due to his retirement.  2017 sets up to be a great year with the Chicago Cubs coming off that World Series title (can’t believe I am still saying that).

So you are a brand new sports memorabilia agent and thinking about doing an autograph signing with your newest client.  What do you need to do?  What are some things you should be thinking about?

Every time I do an autograph signing I usually offer the chance for customers to have the athlete write a special inscription on their item. What do you get?