Collecting Sports Autographs and Memorabilia

The market for collecting authentic signed sports autographs has grown significantly as people realize what a fun and exciting hobby it can be.

What originally started for most of us as collecting baseball cards, sports memorabilia in the form of autographed and game-used insert cards has become hugely popular.

Additionally, signed photos, equipment, and jersey's have become widely popular to collectors. You can easilly find athlete memorabilia for sale online, in retail sports, and baseball card shops.

Signed sports memorabilia has become big business in recent years. There are a lot of fake autographs on the market because of this.

One positive aspect of the growth and interest in signed sports memorabilia is the more frequent sports autographs signings that occur these days. The best resource you can use to locate signings in your area is by far Signings Hotline . They list information for free that you can search by athlete or celebrity, as well as by location.

It is possible to still collect through the mail also. Current players are going to be harder to get, especially during the regular season. I send items during the off-season to a home address if I can find one. Otherwise I'll send it to the team and hope that my letter is one of the first ones in the stack when the player shows up for a new season!

See below for links to in-depth athlete autograph resources by category:


Baseball Autographs Recently added pages about Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Joe Dimaggio, and more!
Golf Autographs Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Arnold Palmer, and more to come!
Famous softball player Jennie Finch Autograph Read about my close encounter with the best softball player in the world!
Michael Jordan Autograph His "Airness"...
Muhammad Ali Autograph One of the greatest athletes of the last century.
Auto Racing Your guide to collecting autographs from race car drivers.

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