Jim Perry Return

I finally have something to post about. I sent a John Wheeldon print to a Jim Perry signing. I was hoping to get this signed at TwinsFest, but Mr. Perry didn't attend as scheduled. I never heard why.


My son sent in his 1962 Topps Tribe Hill Trio already signed by Barry Latman.

Mr. Perry signs through the mail, but for the low cost of this signing, it seemed safer to send these items in rather than directly to Mr. Perry.

Tribe Hill Trio - Part II

My older son decided to get all three signatures on the 1962 Topps Tribe Hill Trio. He bought a nice copy of the card at a card show a while ago and I encouraged him to start with the toughest signer, Barry Latman.

He sent the card off to Latman on June 29th and got it back today, signed nicely in blue sharpie. So far, his card is looking better than mine. Mine started getting beat up on the trip to Jim Perry, and even more so when I sent it to Dick Stigman. Mine was also signed in three different types and color of pen, so we'll see how Johnny's turns out.

Sonny Siebert and Barry Latman

Today I got back a couple of returns. Barry Latman signed a 1962 Topps with Jim Perry and Dick Stigman. I'll send it off to Jim Perry next.


Sonny Siebert signed his 1965 Topps for his $7 fee.

I also got a form from the post office that I have a package waiting for me. I guess nobody was home when they delivered it. I'm hoping that it's my package from the AtommicSports.

I'm going out of town again this weekend. Maybe I'll come across another flea market or card show.