Powers Sports Memorabilia Autograph Blog

Kevin Garnett autograph signing recap from March 2020.  Boston Celtics and Minnesota Timberwolves jerseys were signed including other collectors items.

What goes up must come down right?  In the case of sports cards recently, the opposite has been true. I have been talking to many sports collectors and sports shops around the country about how sports cards are making an epic come back with record setting prices.

Maybe you have seen these out in the marketplace.  Football jerseys with the Jordan Brand logo on them.  Michael Jordan never played football?  Why is his logo on football jerseys?  Since this is an autograph page, let's talk about if these are good or bad for autographs.

Since there will be many options for Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl autographs available to collectors, what should you get?  What type of item?  Which players?  Let's break this down and clear it up.

There is almost never a good time to talk about topics like this, but it is a part of the autograph industry.  Many of you have asked about my opinion on the Kobe Bryant market, so I put together my thoughts below.

Collectors have been making their own custom helmets for a few years now.   The NFL decided to finally make some officially licensed ones and the white matte one is the latest.  This is a review of this helmet for autographs.

We've all seen limited edition autographed sports memorabilia.  There are some you should avoid and some you should definitely get.  

What did customers get signed at the 2019 Mike Trout autograph signing?

Why did the 2019 #1 pick's autograph price just drop by 35%???

What are these autographed mystery boxes you see?  Should you buy them?  That's today's topic.

What is a razz auction?  Should you do them?  Are they legal?

What's the difference between the regular speed helmet?  Worth getting autographed?