I got both of Mr. Kaat's 1972 Topps signed for my set, as well as a 2000 Fleer Greats of the Game.
Showing posts with label Jim Kaat autograph signing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jim Kaat autograph signing. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 01, 2010
Jim Kaat Private Signing Return
I didn't get any ttm requests back today, but I did get back a few items I sent in to a private signing with Jim Kaat. My sons and I saw Jim Kaat earlier this year at Tom Frantzen's in Mounds View and we got a few items signed there. This signing was less expensive for cards and flats, so I got three cards signed (and another item for my son for Christmas which I won't specify here just in case he reads this).
I got both of Mr. Kaat's 1972 Topps signed for my set, as well as a 2000 Fleer Greats of the Game.
I got both of Mr. Kaat's 1972 Topps signed for my set, as well as a 2000 Fleer Greats of the Game.
Saturday, September 04, 2010
Jim Kaat - In Person at Tom Frantzen's
Today my sons and I went to Tom Frantzen's in Mounds view for a Jim Kaat signing. Mr. Kaat was in town for the "50 Greatest Twins" celebration at Target Field. He was signing for the Bob Feller Museum.
My older son had won a Jim Kaat bobblehead at TwinsFest a few years ago so he got that signed.
My younger son isn't really interested in the retired players, but he went along and had him sign a Wheeldon print for me. This joins Carew, Oliva and Jim Perry in my collection of Wheeldon prints.
I had Mr. Kaat sign an 8x10 picture that I purchased at the store.
This was the first time I've seen Mr. Kaat signing in the area so even though I know of some mail-in signings that are cheaper (we paid $30 per), I wanted a chance to see him and get some pictures with the boys.
I received the larger lot (315) of 1972 Topps I bought on eBay today. I combined the two lots I bought and there aren't too many duplicates so I've got a good set of cards to start sending out. I'm not sure when I'll have time though.
My older son had won a Jim Kaat bobblehead at TwinsFest a few years ago so he got that signed.
My younger son isn't really interested in the retired players, but he went along and had him sign a Wheeldon print for me. This joins Carew, Oliva and Jim Perry in my collection of Wheeldon prints.
I had Mr. Kaat sign an 8x10 picture that I purchased at the store.
This was the first time I've seen Mr. Kaat signing in the area so even though I know of some mail-in signings that are cheaper (we paid $30 per), I wanted a chance to see him and get some pictures with the boys.
I received the larger lot (315) of 1972 Topps I bought on eBay today. I combined the two lots I bought and there aren't too many duplicates so I've got a good set of cards to start sending out. I'm not sure when I'll have time though.
Friday, July 30, 2010
A Closer Look At My Latest Autographs
I've returned home from New York and had some time to scan in my latest autographs.
Jeff Nelson signed a ball and a 2004 Topps Heritage for me.
Rod Carew signed my 2000 Fleer Greats of the Game.
I just found out that Jim Kaat will be signing at Tom Frantzen's in Mounds View in early September, somehow affiliated with the Bob Feller Museum, since I purchased my tickets from the Museum's web site. $30 per autograph. My older son has a bobblehead he wants signed, and I have a Wheeldon print and will also probably get a picture signed.
Jeff Nelson signed a ball and a 2004 Topps Heritage for me.
Rod Carew signed my 2000 Fleer Greats of the Game.
I just found out that Jim Kaat will be signing at Tom Frantzen's in Mounds View in early September, somehow affiliated with the Bob Feller Museum, since I purchased my tickets from the Museum's web site. $30 per autograph. My older son has a bobblehead he wants signed, and I have a Wheeldon print and will also probably get a picture signed.
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