Card Collecting and TTM Autographs
How ’90’s does it get? If you’re curious you might want to check out this TTM return from Paul Sorrento. Them some pretty 90’s cards.
Check out Paul’s story and his BraveSTARR score by click on that 1993 Topps card.
A celebrity success! OK, also an athlete, but I don’t have many celebrity successes.
What’s the BraveSTARR score for this athlete/celebrity TTM Success? Check out the review and some of Caitlyn’s story in the post.
What would you score it?
Former UConn Huskie and now Seattle Storm player Breanna Stewart send a killer TTM success back. This is one we’ve been waiting for.
What the verdict? See what we give this one for a BraveSTARR score in the post.
Chris Speier signs a TTM Success and ends it in a capital letter. Just deal with it. Most people only use two but Chris likes bucking trends.
Click on Chris in his 1981 Fleer card to find out a little of his story and what the BraveSTARR score is for these cards.
A TTM Success from KP! I always love it when some Mets mojo shows up in the mailbox and KP is a good guy.
Click on that sharp 2016 Topps card for more about Kevin’s story and the BraveSTARR score for this card.
No, no, no… There’s two n’s in Glenn boys. Glenn Hubbard sends back all five cards with some loopy goodness.
Click on his 1988 Topps card to see more about Glenn’s story and the BraveSTARR score for his cards.
Charlie Hayes signs two TTMs… Charlie Hayes signs two TTMs… Charlie Hayes signs two TTMs… and two TTMs only. Remember that!
Click on Charlie’s 1991 Score card to find out more about this one and check out his card’s BraveSTARR score.
No not Alfred E. Newman. It’s just Al Newman. But we really shouldn’t say it’s just Al Newman because that is a pretty bad ass TTM success.
Click on that beauty of a 1990 Upper Deck card to find out more about Al, this TTM success and the BraveSTARR score for these.
Jake signs with two letters. Or I think they’re two letters. OK, the first one is definitely a letter… I think…
Click on that rainbow-riffic Bowman Platinum card to go check out this TTM Success for Mr. McGee and see his story and BraveSTARR score.
Gene “Stick” Michael was a guy with a baseball brain and he used it throughout his life in the many ways he was involved in baseball over the years. We’ll miss you Stick.