I received a TTM success on April 25 that I was really excited about. I don't follow basketball at all, but when Max told me that Shaquille O'Neal was signing TTM via his business, Mine-O-Mine, Inc., I figured I would give him a shot.
Max got him TTM, and got a nice hand written note in return. I thought that was really cool, so I picked up a few cards from Score More Sports in Winston-Salem on one of my trips to see my parents. I sent the cards out on March 2 and got the cards back on the 25th of April for a 54-day TAT.
I really liked how the cards turned out. I even got a silver sharpie on the Orlando Magic card, which is what I really remember Shaq from.
I have only one problem with this TTM success. Once I posted the success on my instagram, I got a message from another TTM collector who said that these cards aren't passing PSA authenticaiton. That really sucks. I feel like they are legit. Of course, there could be a secretary who answers his mail and signs stuff; I've heard of ghost signers before, Mike Schmidt apparently had one for a while.
I'm going to keep believing these are real. I'm also going to believe the nice letter and signed cards that Max got are real. I think getting Shaq is a big deal, he is one of those sports figured who transcended his sport and entered the mainstream. Let's hope they are real.
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Monday, December 20, 2010
1955 Topps #81 - Gene Conley

Gene Conley (b. 1930) pitched in the majors from 1952, 1954-1963 for the Braves, Phillies and Red Sox. He had a career record of 91-96, 888 strikeouts and an ERA of 3.82. He won the World Series with the Braves in 1957. He is also the only person to win a championship in 2 of the 4 major sports (he won NBA titles in 1959, 60 and 61). He played in the NBA for 6 seasons, 4 with the Celtics and 2 with the Knicks.
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