Another TTM Success From Herschel Cobb

The 1994 Upper Deck Ken Burns Baseball set is a really awesome-looking set.  I've been able to add a few of those cards to the autograph album; the most recent one being this TTM success from Ty Cobb's grandson, Herschel Cobb.  He signed the card with Ty's green fountain pen, and it turned out well.

Cobb also sent me this index card that he signed and also stamped with Ty's ink stamp.

I'm glad I could add a couple more autographs from him to the collection. 

I mailed to Cobb on April 30 and got the card back yesterday (June 13), for a 44-day TAT.

Another TTM Success From Luis Tiant

Here is a nice TTM success from Luis Tiant.  I found the above 1994 Upper Deck Ken Burns Baseball card that I wanted to get signed.  I had a little cash and sent it out, along with the 1971 Topps shown below. 

Both of the cards look great.  I'm glad I sent them out.

I mailed to Tiant on October 11 and got the cards back on October 28, for a 17-day TAT.  I paid his fee of $10/card.

Another TTM Success From Bill Mazeroski

While going through a box of cards that I picked up from a show in Virginia last year, I found an assortment of Upper Deck cards from a set for the Ken Burns Baseball documentary.  The cards are all like the one above, printed in a blue tint, and have some nice photography.  I saw this Bill Mazeroski and wanted to get it signed and into my autograph album.  I had a couple other cards of his put aside for my next TTM attempt with him, and picked one from the bunch to include with the Burns card.

I liked this 2017 Panini Diamond Kings card, and wanted to get one of these into my autograph album.  I included the card, along with Mazeroski's fee for both cards and sent them along.

Both cards turned out great.  I really love the Ken Burns set, and have a couple other cards from there that I want to get signed and into the album.

I mailed to Mazeroski on January 6 and got the cards back on January 23, for a 17-day TAT.  I paid his fee of $10.00/card.