New sub here. Your auto's have left me speechless. Everytime you show one I keep saying " holy crap thats freaking epic" I am a monster Detroit Tiger fan so the 68 Tiger auto's left me speechless. I do not collect sets but 3 months ago I decided to collect the 1968 Tuger cards. I live on a fixed income but most cards are affordable. I already got the Kaline's so those are out of the way LOL I have tons of Tiger auto's. I mean, Babe Ruth auto. Freaking Star Wars signed poster !! I could go on and on. I went nuts over 95% of your auto's. I have a 1972 Topps Kaline auto. I am from Detroit too !! Lived there for 39 yrs and now I live in Oklahoma but I will stay a hard core Tiger fan till the day I die !! I am so glad I came across your amazing channel. Thank you for sharing. GO TIGERS !!!
What an absolutely terrific collection and beautifully displayed! I hope your framer has you on his or her Christmas card list! I had done something very similar with my collection years back, and was always a little conflicted when the cost of framing exceeded the cost of the autographed item several times over … and that happened a lot!
Amazing collection especially your Dave Mathew stuff im a big fan as well. Really love how you have put things together in frames it makes your collection organized and clean looking.
What a great collection! I'll show my age. I saw the '68 WS. Did you bid on the Lolich WS trophy that came up? Would've been great to have. Thanx for sharing buddy. 👍
love this, straight museum pieces...30 mins of greatness, not boredom...question..would u mind telling what auto was taken? the space ted simmons now occupies..just curious
@@baseballHOFautographs my bad, could’ve swore you said the “Ex” took one of the GOAT autos in the divorce…my curiosity gets the best of me sometimes…lol
Love your collection, I’m here in Auburn hills Michigan . Your collection is alot like mine . One thing that blew me away was your Ted Simmons autographs . My dad and Ted lived on the same Street “ Aberdeen “ in Southfield . I’ve heard over the years he’s notoriously hard autograph to get . I’ve tried through the mail a few times over the years with no luck . Went to the HOF induction Two years ago . Anyhow I love your collection and passion ..
Great to see such a fine collection! I got into autograph collecting about 2 years ago when I bought an old baseball at an estate sale for $2. I could see 5 faint signatures and the ball looked old. Anchor Brand, the logo is smudged but i managed to decipher Scout League, dating the ball to the late 1930s - early 40s. I didn't have much hope of ID'ing Scout League players from 80 years ago. I could read one of the names, maybe some girls' little league ball, signed by Allie. No, it looks like a professional signature. Was there anyone named Allie who played baseball? There was! And he played for Cleveland and.... Over the next few days I determined the other autographs to be Phil Rizzuto, Tom Ferrick, Joe Collins and Joe Ostrowski. The 50/51 Yankees! It was fun and rewarding sending pics to my dad and working out the names with him, he was quite sick with cancer and the love of a good treasure hunt was something we shared in common. Since then I've concentrated on 'unidentified' autographed baseballs, so if you've got any to ID I've got a spreadsheet of over 10k sorted by first name, last name, and last letters of names. I've also got a Roger McDowell signed "To Frank" if you need one!
Great Story, baseball as a whole is great for Father-Son bonding. I stick to mainly hall of fame autographs, so no need for the help, but thanks for the offer.
I thoroughly enjoyed seeing your collection! Probably the most well rounded collection encompassing so many different sports I’ve ever seen! Especially the signed letters, just seeing a Charles Comiskey letter from the 1919 season is an incredible piece of history! Thanks for the tour my friend👍
Cool. I don't have anyway displaying much of my collection. I realized I only have 1 TV used jersey framed and a rare photo of 4 NY Giants FB players with Big Bird. Everything else is not on display.
First time watching your channel… I liked that! So many cool ways to display photos with autos! I’m going to be searching eBay for signed books! I’m a subscriber now. I look forward to watching more of your videos. (And I might need a Ted Simmons auto!! He was great on my 1982 strato matic Brewers team!)
Wow man, this is inspiring. If you ever want to part with those Olajuwon/Drexler Summit peices please let me know, seriously! And good grief, good work on keeping such a collection through a Dvorce
Mike Moynihan ('Baseball Collector' on YT) mentioned you in his top ten favourite sports collectioons on You Tube, and he didn't disappoint! Wow, what a great collection you have, Frank! Love the variety, and the organised chaos! That's truly an Aladdin's cave of sports memorabilia, and more! Absolutely love seeing people show-case their displayed collections! I think signed visiting/index cards are not only a cost-effective way of collecting, but also a smart way of collecting too, as the possibilities are almost endless with them. I think Rocky Marciano belongs on your Greatest Wall (the greatest boxer there's ever been, in my opinion). Keep up the great work! Liked this video, and subscribed to your channel. Look forward to checking out your other videos, as I'm a long-time autograph collector (esp. appreciate the variety of genres you have covered). Thank you for sharing your collection with us! Much appreciated! 👍
@@baseballHOFautographs: Oh no! There's no doubt in my mind that you'll get an even better item in due course to replace it with, should you wish to. Again, thank you for the great content (and sorry for bringing Rocky up... me and my big mouth! 😳).
Incredible collection. Was great meeting you at the National. Next time we need more time together. Really appreciate you sharing your autograph collection. So impressive
Very cool displays and framing! Enjoyed meeting you at the National and chatting in line...still hopeful to add the Clemente auto. The Gerrit Cole piece is one of my favorites...loved him with the Pirates!
I have so many baseball and basketball cards that no one on the planet knows I have. Mantle rookies, Jordan rookie that have never seen the light of day. Never been graded and never going to get graded. Unopened boxes, autos, 1 of 1s.
WOW.. what a collection. The books come in perfect for matted pieces. I bought an Emmith Smith signed book at the Salvation Army. Came home and did some research and looks like it was an Autopen.
You have more money in custom frames then i have made my 40 years of working. Awesome collection brotha, i was born in Michigan and will never forget my first MLB game at Tigers. Its when my dad shared his beer with me lol oh the 80s i miss them. Living in arizona now. Nice collection man I'm very jealous. Subscribed and liked.
@@baseballHOFautographs the only man to have beat up Ty Cobb :) Very interesting guy on and off the field. He was a Tiger from 1906 to 1911. He’s the main player I collect
Frank, I was awesome meeting you at the National social hour. Love the man cave tour. I'm also a huge DMB fan and we're heading up to the Gorge this year for the first time. No shocker that I love that U.S. Open Oakland Hills poster after our chat about my main hobby/love of golf. Anyway love the stuff and the content. Cheers!
1st question ...Are Hank Greenberg autos faked a lot? 2nd question...I got a Hank Aaron 1963 Topps auto card back years ago with Auth??..like they weren't sure...found it odd@@baseballHOFautographs
Im not really into signed items like checks, envelopes, and other items but i cant deny that the way you had them framed makes them present really well. I love how you got bryce harper and vladdy when they were in the minors. I bet they were more likely to sign stuff back then they now as professionals. Im also amazed at how many in person autos you've gotten. I have only gotten 2 items signed in person and it was because they were doing signings lance blankenship at a card shop (former oakland as backup 2B) and mark mcgwire at a macys. I have never had luck getting anything signed at games.
Thanks for sharing.
Amazing collection. Very nice meeting you at the National. I definitely know who to go to for autograph expertise.
Wonderful collection.
Amazing museum you have! Incredible and thank you for sharing!!
Thanks for sharing Frank! My favorite pieces are of course the deadball guys, love seeing stuff from that era.
Checkout my old videos, I go through my deadball autographs.
I’ve watched this multiple times as I’ve been reworking my man cave and each time I see something new!
We are not worthy. Man, I thought I was doing something with my collection.😂 I have to share this.
New sub here. Your auto's have left me speechless. Everytime you show one I keep saying " holy crap thats freaking epic" I am a monster Detroit Tiger fan so the 68 Tiger auto's left me speechless. I do not collect sets but 3 months ago I decided to collect the 1968 Tuger cards. I live on a fixed income but most cards are affordable. I already got the Kaline's so those are out of the way LOL I have tons of Tiger auto's. I mean, Babe Ruth auto. Freaking Star Wars signed poster !! I could go on and on. I went nuts over 95% of your auto's. I have a 1972 Topps Kaline auto. I am from Detroit too !! Lived there for 39 yrs and now I live in Oklahoma but I will stay a hard core Tiger fan till the day I die !! I am so glad I came across your amazing channel. Thank you for sharing. GO TIGERS !!!
Thank you for the kind words! Go tigers!
This was EPIC Frank!!
I need to see this man cave in person!
Yes, I was still watching when you showed my letter 👍🏻
Come and I will give you to Rocker autograph I have for you!
What an absolutely terrific collection and beautifully displayed! I hope your framer has you on his or her Christmas card list! I had done something very similar with my collection years back, and was always a little conflicted when the cost of framing exceeded the cost of the autographed item several times over … and that happened a lot!
Yes, but I love the display value and highlighting some of the lesser known (albeit-Cheaper) Hall of Famers.
Amazing collection especially your Dave Mathew stuff im a big fan as well. Really love how you have put things together in frames it makes your collection organized and clean looking.
This is AMAZING! As a huge Red Sox guy and Yaz collector, my favorite is probably that piece. Really cool and unique.
Thanks, i debate whether to add guys like Rice on it, may just keep as is.
Incredible. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the tour, Frank. You just need that Super Bowl ring next to Drew's photo!😉
Maybe you will donate it to the museum!
Very nice
What a great collection! I'll show my age. I saw the '68 WS. Did you bid on the Lolich WS trophy that came up? Would've been great to have. Thanx for sharing buddy. 👍
Nope, beyond my price range.
AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What an awesome collection! Thanks so much for sharing it with us and you should be proud. So how do I go about getting a Ted Simmons autograph?
From me or from Ted?
@@baseballHOFautographs Which one is the easiest to obtain?
@@joekoenig6286 Ted signed TTM, or at least used to
@@baseballHOFautographs OK. Thank you very much for the information and again thank you for showing your amazing mancave
love this, straight museum pieces...30 mins of greatness, not boredom...question..would u mind telling what auto was taken? the space ted simmons now occupies..just curious
Taken? Nothing was taken (that I know of). Would have to look....just rotate items from time to time-like an actual museum.
Oops, NM-Yes, it was a signed Rocky Marciano/Joe Louis signed piece. My former Father In Law got both signatures IP.
@@baseballHOFautographs my bad, could’ve swore you said the “Ex” took one of the GOAT autos in the divorce…my curiosity gets the best of me sometimes…lol
@@baseballHOFautographs appreciate it, the curiosity was killing me…
@@LouRokTV I have an older video called GOAT wall and you can see the piece
You need an Al Bundy four touchdowns in one game ball.
Go Polk High!
Impressive collection and knowledge. Thanks.
dick williams is already in the HOF
Thanks for the tour of your amazing collection!
Amazing collection and setup!
Love your collection, I’m here in Auburn hills Michigan . Your collection is alot like mine . One thing that blew me away was your Ted Simmons autographs . My dad and Ted lived on the same Street “ Aberdeen “ in Southfield .
I’ve heard over the years he’s notoriously hard autograph to get . I’ve tried through the mail a few times over the years with no luck . Went to the HOF induction
Two years ago . Anyhow I love your collection and passion ..
I kept my framer in buisness during the pandemic. I love custom pieces. 1 of 1's so to speak! Great collection!
Can't understate the importance of a good framer.
Great to see such a fine collection! I got into autograph collecting about 2 years ago when I bought an old baseball at an estate sale for $2. I could see 5 faint signatures and the ball looked old. Anchor Brand, the logo is smudged but i managed to decipher Scout League, dating the ball to the late 1930s - early 40s. I didn't have much hope of ID'ing Scout League players from 80 years ago. I could read one of the names, maybe some girls' little league ball, signed by Allie. No, it looks like a professional signature. Was there anyone named Allie who played baseball? There was! And he played for Cleveland and.... Over the next few days I determined the other autographs to be Phil Rizzuto, Tom Ferrick, Joe Collins and Joe Ostrowski. The 50/51 Yankees! It was fun and rewarding sending pics to my dad and working out the names with him, he was quite sick with cancer and the love of a good treasure hunt was something we shared in common. Since then I've concentrated on 'unidentified' autographed baseballs, so if you've got any to ID I've got a spreadsheet of over 10k sorted by first name, last name, and last letters of names. I've also got a Roger McDowell signed "To Frank" if you need one!
Great Story, baseball as a whole is great for Father-Son bonding. I stick to mainly hall of fame autographs, so no need for the help, but thanks for the offer.
I thoroughly enjoyed seeing your collection! Probably the most well rounded collection encompassing so many different sports I’ve ever seen! Especially the signed letters, just seeing a Charles Comiskey letter from the 1919 season is an incredible piece of history! Thanks for the tour my friend👍
Amazing!! Thank You for sharing!!
Wow Man Very Impressive we like alot of the Same Stuff comparing your area to my area
Amazing collection!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Incredible collection and set up you have
OMG!!!! Incredible collection
Great stuff-thanks for the tour! And the framing is beautiful!
Cool. I don't have anyway displaying much of my collection. I realized I only have 1 TV used jersey framed and a rare photo of 4 NY Giants FB players with Big Bird. Everything else is not on display.
Enjoy what you have!
Great video, just wondering how you manage the temperature and humidity being that the collection is in the basement. Keep up the good work.
Basement is below ground so humidity and temperature are steady year round.
Amazing collection. Wow!!
Impressive! I only have a few autos on my wall :)
Do you have any plans for additions to the goat wall? There are some cool UDA Tiger Woods pictures out there.
Not really, have a tiger woods shown in video. Was actually thinking of maybe Serena next. Give some gender equality.
Awesome space frank
Awesome my friend
First time watching your channel… I liked that! So many cool ways to display photos with autos! I’m going to be searching eBay for signed books! I’m a subscriber now. I look forward to watching more of your videos. (And I might need a Ted Simmons auto!! He was great on my 1982 strato matic Brewers team!)
Wow man, this is inspiring. If you ever want to part with those Olajuwon/Drexler Summit peices please let me know, seriously! And good grief, good work on keeping such a collection through a Dvorce
where's Tigers 2012 World Series memorabilia when they got swept by my Giants? "Cabrera takes strike 3!!"
Mike Moynihan ('Baseball Collector' on YT) mentioned you in his top ten favourite sports collectioons on You Tube, and he didn't disappoint!
Wow, what a great collection you have, Frank! Love the variety, and the organised chaos! That's truly an Aladdin's cave of sports memorabilia, and more! Absolutely love seeing people show-case their displayed collections! I think signed visiting/index cards are not only a cost-effective way of collecting, but also a smart way of collecting too, as the possibilities are almost endless with them. I think Rocky Marciano belongs on your Greatest Wall (the greatest boxer there's ever been, in my opinion).
Keep up the great work! Liked this video, and subscribed to your channel. Look forward to checking out your other videos, as I'm a long-time autograph collector (esp. appreciate the variety of genres you have covered).
Thank you for sharing your collection with us! Much appreciated! 👍
Thanks for the sub, oddly enough I DID have a Rocky Marciano/Joe Lewis piece on my GOAT wall, but the ex got it in the divorce.
@@baseballHOFautographs: Oh no! There's no doubt in my mind that you'll get an even better item in due course to replace it with, should you wish to.
Again, thank you for the great content (and sorry for bringing Rocky up... me and my big mouth! 😳).
Incredible collection. Was great meeting you at the National. Next time we need more time together. Really appreciate you sharing your autograph collection. So impressive
Yes, plan to be at Cleveland.
Very cool displays and framing! Enjoyed meeting you at the National and chatting in line...still hopeful to add the Clemente auto. The Gerrit Cole piece is one of my favorites...loved him with the Pirates!
Thank you for the sake of the card! I enjoyed meeting you as well and hope you enjoy the Ozzie Card.
I have so many baseball and basketball cards that no one on the planet knows I have. Mantle rookies, Jordan rookie that have never seen the light of day. Never been graded and never going to get graded. Unopened boxes, autos, 1 of 1s.
You should at least show them off, I would love to see them!
@@baseballHOFautographs When I die, my kids can do that. I don’t want anyone to know I have them while I’m alive.
Amazing collection!
WOW.. what a collection. The books come in perfect for matted pieces. I bought an Emmith Smith signed book at the Salvation Army. Came home and did some research and looks like it was an Autopen.
Great video man..From Detroit area myself. Awesome channel bro. God bless
Wow, insane!
Thanks for the tour.
Bored? How? 😂
Incredible items Sir!!! Very much appreciate you sharing with us especially being a Michigan man!!!!!!
Oh my gosh that was sooo boring. So boring that I watched the entire thing! Fantastic setup
I guess no point coming in for a visit anymore.
@@baseballHOFautographs i love your channel
You have more money in custom frames then i have made my 40 years of working. Awesome collection brotha, i was born in Michigan and will never forget my first MLB game at Tigers. Its when my dad shared his beer with me lol oh the 80s i miss them. Living in arizona now. Nice collection man I'm very jealous. Subscribed and liked.
Thank you for joining. My framing is actually not as bad as you think. Just needed to find the right framer.
Being a Detroit guy, do you happen to have Boss Schmidt's auto?
Nope, honestly-never even heard of him. I do have a Bobby Veach autograph.
@@baseballHOFautographs the only man to have beat up Ty Cobb :) Very interesting guy on and off the field. He was a Tiger from 1906 to 1911. He’s the main player I collect
WOW very cool collection. Thanks for the tour.
Frank, what an amazing room you have!! Glad i got to meet and chat with you at the National!!!! Dave
Great meeting you as well!
Great variety in the collection. Thanks for sharing Frank! Love the old HOF autos.
Wow man
wow
Sweet Adrian "Abreu" Beltre baseball.
Frank, I was awesome meeting you at the National social hour. Love the man cave tour. I'm also a huge DMB fan and we're heading up to the Gorge this year for the first time. No shocker that I love that U.S. Open Oakland Hills poster after our chat about my main hobby/love of golf. Anyway love the stuff and the content. Cheers!
I will be at the Gorge also! 4th time going, you will love it!
Who does your framing?
How are the Hank Greenberg autos as far as fakes...PSA sends back cards with AUTH? not this is a fake autograph..Saving their butt???
Not following question
1st question ...Are Hank Greenberg autos faked a lot? 2nd question...I got a Hank Aaron 1963 Topps auto card back years ago with Auth??..like they weren't sure...found it odd@@baseballHOFautographs
@@chicagolady6354 Hank is not forged often due to nominal value, unsure about Aaron, he did have a ghost signor for a while.
Wonderful collection!!!!
Imma young collector 17 almost 18 but im wondering what do you do to afford this?
I'm exhausted.
That’s what she said 😀. Thanks for watching
Who's your framer? I'm in SE Michigan, could probably use his skills!
Second Story in Ferndale, they are the best and surprisingly well priced also.
Awesome collection!
I didn't see your kegerator anywhere..
No you didn’t-but you did see the the entire fridge in my basement
that's awesome..
Im not really into signed items like checks, envelopes, and other items but i cant deny that the way you had them framed makes them present really well.
I love how you got bryce harper and vladdy when they were in the minors. I bet they were more likely to sign stuff back then they now as professionals.
Im also amazed at how many in person autos you've gotten. I have only gotten 2 items signed in person and it was because they were doing signings lance blankenship at a card shop (former oakland as backup 2B) and mark mcgwire at a macys. I have never had luck getting anything signed at games.
Yes, both of those 2 in the minors. I flew to North Carolina in the hopes of getting Harper (I did) and got vladdy (a lot) here in Lansing.