Chris Cooley & Jason Campbell Autograph Event

[Redskin Rich]

Originally Posted by SC Skins Fan

Agreed, last September they had Cooley for $35 but now he is all big-time . I'm actually paying the price for the Campbell because I really want Campbell's auto on a 75th Anniversary Throwback helmet (and I got a good price on the helmet so I could justify the autograph price - at least to myself), but I frankly don't know how you can actually justify that price except that there are a few suckers out there like me who will pay it. The nice thing about PSGameGear which maybe does help justify their prices a bit, is that if you do a mail-in order they send you a really nice COA that includes a picture of the player signing your item. It's really a very nice service that adds real value to the item if you ever wanted to sell.

That said, I'm also getting a Sam Huff autographed helmet and only paying $35 for a Hall of Famer's signature (Charley Taylor only charges $10), so explain that one to me.

The difference between Taylor and Huff is Taylor does a million things where Huff doesn't sign that often (supply and demand) Of course, I agree Charley Taylor is underpriced.

Go figure, $75 for someone who has yet to do anything and could go the way of Ramsey, Schuler etc, etc, etc or $35 for a Hall of Famer. You know where my vote is.

[SC Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by Redskin Rich

The difference between Taylor and Huff is Taylor does a million things where Huff doesn't sign that often (supply and demand) Of course, I agree Charley Taylor is underpriced.

Go figure, $75 for someone who has yet to do anything and could go the way of Ramsey, Schuler etc, etc, etc or $35 for a Hall of Famer. You know where my vote is.

Oh yeah, I wasn't questioning the difference between Huff and Taylor, I was saying you can get HOFer's for $10-35 and then you have current players who are charging $75. That's what I'm saying. Like I said, I'm feeding the system by paying the price, but I recognize the lunacy even as I (literally) buy into it.