It seems every week I am asked by our customers, what determines an autographed baseballs value?  Here are 10 important factors.

So you have just started collecting autographed baseballs or you have been a serious collector for a couple years.  You are thinking to yourself, I’ve spent all this money on such a cool collection, how do I make sure I protect my autographs for the long term?   Here are 4 tips how to do so.

You are going to an autograph show to get an autograph of your favorite athlete, let’s say Kansas Jayhawk star Thomas Robinson.  You have your basketball in hand as you walk through the line, thinking about what you are going to say to him.  Then the thought occurs to you, “Wow, how does this whole event get set up?  I mean how did they get Thomas Robinson to come here?”  My fellow collector, those are some great questions.  Let me help you answer them from the perspective of a dealer.

Often I get asked what the difference is between a replica and authentic Majestic baseball jersey.  “Which one should I buy,” the customer asks.  While yes, there are differences between the two, my answer is always, “Not much, except the price tag.”

You just bought an autographed jersey of your favorite player.  Now what?  Got to get it framed of course.  Here are 5 tips to help you protect your investment when getting your jersey framed.

Every now and then we stop collecting autographs, for whatever reason.  Don’t have the space, nothing of interest has come onto the market, finances, etc…  Here are 4 tips to help get you out of a rut and enjoy collecting again.

So you have found that perfect autographed collectible online you want to purchase.  You have done your research, know the item is authentic and exactly what you want.  Here are 5 tips to help your transaction go smoothly.

So you finally made the decision to start collecting autographs?  Great!  Now what?  How do you get started?  What do you collect?  Here are 5 tips to help.

Chicago Cubs autographs about to explode???  Yes!  Kris Bryant, Anthony Rizzo, and Jake Arrieta all have gone WAY up in value recently.

Pricing is one of the hottest topics among sports memorabilia collectors.  I agree, pricing is very important when it comes to collecting autographs and everyone has different budgets, but it isn’t everything.  Yes, when comparing apples to apples on a product you should more often than not buy the cheaper item.  However, let’s take a look at some other factors you should consider before buying that item.

Tim Tebow is one of my favorite athletes of all time.  A winner, great teammate, and an excellent sports memorabilia seller.  Recently, Tim joined the New York Mets minor league organization to try and make it in baseball.  Of course, fans have flocked to minor league ballparks to get his autograph.  I have seen everything from baseballs in sharpies, Mets batting helmets, and also jerseys.  But is Tebow a good investment for baseball items?  Let’s explore.

With Nick Foles recently winning Super Bowl 52 MVP, it got me thinking.  Who are the most valuable Super Bowl autographs?  Where does Nick Foles rank?  Let's find out!  .