It’s not taking advantage if he knows the situation and is okay with what’s goin on. Guy makes millions - I’m certain this is his way of passing on the blessings he received in his life
@@kb93_ you know not all the players make millions right? He’s a minor leaguer he’s probably making jack shit, but hopefully in the future he’ll be making those millions.
This is part of their endorsement with panini. Top prospects earn up to $25 a signature and this is the easiest way for them to sign in bulk. This is not just a random guy with a book of uncut Bowman 1st cards. This is an employee of the card company getting the player to fulfill his autograph commitment to the company.
HATS OFF (no pun intended) to Andry and his true humility and gratitude shining through for being in a position of early stardom and wealth that only about .01% of us will ever experience and which about 90% of it was gifted to him at birth
Nah bruh they arent doing all that with a base bowman card😂 its not the mid 2010s with celebrities. Those are dollar box graphs and the blue sharpie for baseball graphers just looks nicer. You aren't transferring a random minor league player from a card to a high value item brotha😂😂😂
@@getabag42oliver25 if dude becomes a great player suddenly there’s a lot of incentive to duplicate his signature. Same thing they do with every other athlete. But whatever you say, “brotha”
@@GunRunner47 you arent pulling an auto off a bowman card and putting it on another card or bigger value item. Just say you dont know what you're talking about
@@GunRunner47 I been in the autograph hobby for years bud, this isnt new york in 2012 when people stamp canvases of actors and athletes jerseys. There are too many ways to tell if an autograph wasn't originally signed on the item initially now. Please educate yourself or shutup😹😹
Not 100x. The mistake they made was by bringing all the same cards. They should have brought a bunch of diffrent ones so it can grade with low population.
Most I ever asked for was 2 from Jim those I said me and my gf were big fans and he could write our names on each one and he personalized and signed both. I still felt like I was being a hold up asking for that but It was great!
Memories as a kid getting Mother's Brand cookies and hitting the wall looking for bagwell, biggio, camanetti, bell, cruz, and any other stars auto. These players that take time to sign are #1
So ridiculous. He should sign one and move on. Talk about taking advantage of someone’s kindness to stop and sign for some fans instead these will end up on eBay.
That is how I got 4 different Chippper Jones's rookie cards autograph when he played for the Greenville Braves when I was 14 going to the Huntsville Stars games all the time. I tried getting Michel Jordan to sign his Upperdeck baseball rookie card singed when he played for the Barons. He never signed autographs. Stayed in the dugout all the time. I got a baseball that Ozzie Conseco hit a home run with and had him and Jose sign it while going there.
Not worth that much because he’s a minor league player, not a player in the major league, so the card would be worth less than a signed card by a player that’s In the major league
That's how it's done at many signing events, but it's odd that they did it at this event. Sandy Koufax charges $1k-3k to sign "if" he does an event ($3k to sign a rookie) but he's nice and will sign something if you meet him (probably up to 3 if polite and a crowd hasn't formed.) This guy is nice, I hope he does well and stays nice.
Doubled their auto using the blue sharpie as well. The dealer can then go around the corner and press another auto onto a jersey or ball, something that will attract more value… Top athletes will not use a blue sharpie to autograph anything. Obviously to those that are aware of the blue ink it is a red flag draped completely over the memorabilia dealer… Notice the “I want to use the same sharpie” comment/comments at the end?
@@georgevr1824 I was shocked that a baseball player signed 5 items for me. It usual from 0 to 1. Hockey players were a lot cooler to me the time I went for them. Went home one night with just about 80 items sign.
I ain’t complaining they won’t be as much after he signs all of them kinda like mass production even tho it’s a good player it won’t be good cuz theres so many
Depends if hes turns out to be a good player. If the guy holds on to the cards for 10-20 years and this guy turns out to be a legend those cards are gonna be worth a lot. If hes doesnt become a legend then really no loss on the cards. Just look at rookie cards from like the 70s and 80s the jordan cards go for a lot an auto graphed one can be double. Dont know who this guy is i dont follow sports but i collect pokemon (i know how lame lol) but the cards are worth what people are willing to pay. And people are willing to pay a lot to add to a collection.
Why do people do dumb stuff like that, guy literally bought a binder full of cards. Thats why athletes give problems when u try and get something signed. Cause of this guy smh
No. Minor leaguers typically dont care. Most will sign whatever is put in their face regardless of how many. You're not gonna find many(if any at all) major leaguers who would sign them all, but thats common at minor league games for guys to have stacks of cards for a player to sign.
He pulled up with a new book mans like fuck he bouts sell the cards
You're not making too much selling paper base cards, could be because he's a pitcher. Who knows could be the next big thing....
Yea those cards went from 5-10$ to about 15-20$
He’s just happy someone want his signature
@@matthewmoyer3831lol no they didn’t, with his auto that’s a $3 card. The card is like 50 cents lmao
@@LateNiteBreaksit’s chrome
That's a good dude signing all those
He ain't doing it for fun. He's getting paid.
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doesnt look like a booth, he aint getting payed to sign those
Who is he anyways?
That’s nice but kinda taking advantage of him, but I guess he’s fine with it lol
It’s not taking advantage if he knows the situation and is okay with what’s goin on. Guy makes millions - I’m certain this is his way of passing on the blessings he received in his life
@@kb93_ definitely not making millions🤣🤣🤣
@@kb93_ you know not all the players make millions right? He’s a minor leaguer he’s probably making jack shit, but hopefully in the future he’ll be making those millions.
This is part of their endorsement with panini. Top prospects earn up to $25 a signature and this is the easiest way for them to sign in bulk. This is not just a random guy with a book of uncut Bowman 1st cards. This is an employee of the card company getting the player to fulfill his autograph commitment to the company.
@@lindonvogler2738ahhhh yes. The elusive Panini Bowman set. I love every PANINI Bowman set that they totally 100% make and sell. Good tips.
Dude is just so excited that people want his autograph 😭😁
Plot twist: he signed the plastic in the binder
Yoo wait he mightve
You must not be hip to these books. There is no plastic over the card at all. These are super dope. For this purpose only tho.
@@CardKnockLife where can you get these types of books?
They have corner holders you can use. No plastic. Plastic is for rookies lol
I thought so lol
Much respect to this player! Not to many that will do that knowing people resell them.
Lol i bet he’s getting paid
@@yungbruh8836I bet you he isn't you clown
What a nice guy, humility is hard to come by. 😊
I like to see players engaged in the hobby.
HATS OFF (no pun intended) to Andry and his true humility and gratitude shining through for being in a position of early stardom and wealth that only about .01% of us will ever experience and which about 90% of it was gifted to him at birth
They definitely selling those. They specifically want him to use the blue sharpie because those are easier to forge/transfer.
Nah bruh they arent doing all that with a base bowman card😂 its not the mid 2010s with celebrities. Those are dollar box graphs and the blue sharpie for baseball graphers just looks nicer. You aren't transferring a random minor league player from a card to a high value item brotha😂😂😂
@@getabag42oliver25 if dude becomes a great player suddenly there’s a lot of incentive to duplicate his signature. Same thing they do with every other athlete. But whatever you say, “brotha”
@@GunRunner47 you arent pulling an auto off a bowman card and putting it on another card or bigger value item. Just say you dont know what you're talking about
@@getabag42oliver25 you don’t know what you’re talking about so I’m ending this conversation
@@GunRunner47 I been in the autograph hobby for years bud, this isnt new york in 2012 when people stamp canvases of actors and athletes jerseys. There are too many ways to tell if an autograph wasn't originally signed on the item initially now. Please educate yourself or shutup😹😹
That is a real champ just having the time to sign all those 👍
He knows it's to sell, most dudes would pass, he happily helped! 💯
THOSE GROWN MEN SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES WOW
Why they all just made hundreds of dollars
@@Human--sh4klwhat a sleazy way to do it 😅
Jokes on the guy that got em all signed, he just devalued his AUTO LOL
Little by Little
Plus pitchers value are slim to none
What an awesome guy! Because he knows that that means to those guys! Those cards just 100×'d
What player is it?
Not 100x. The mistake they made was by bringing all the same cards. They should have brought a bunch of diffrent ones so it can grade with low population.
Andry's arsenal is improving and he gets better every game he pitches.
Aaàaàanddd he out.of baseball
Why does it look like a video game 😂
Very 😎 cool
It's Andry Lara, 19 year old pitcher with the Fredericksburg Nationals
Thanks man, I was gonna go nuts trying to figure that out!
Once in the majors, forget it.
Most I ever asked for was 2 from Jim those I said me and my gf were big fans and he could write our names on each one and he personalized and signed both. I still felt like I was being a hold up asking for that but It was great!
Jim thome*
Memories as a kid getting Mother's Brand cookies and hitting the wall looking for bagwell, biggio, camanetti, bell, cruz, and any other stars auto. These players that take time to sign are #1
Hopefully he doesn’t flop!
He a legend for this
Perfect teeth award. 🇺🇸⚾️♥️👏🏻👏🏻
THATS HOW ITS DONE!!😁
I always wondered how the prospects got the cards…in sheets, in clam sell cases, in an 800 count box? This explains ALOT.
This are the certified autograph issues - it’s an autograph hound getting in person autographs
The music lol
He’s getting paid to sign his agent definitely not letting him crash out
Legend
Bro he’s signing the sleeves
So ridiculous. He should sign one and move on. Talk about taking advantage of someone’s kindness to stop and sign for some fans instead these will end up on eBay.
i agree....total dick move.
Not everyone puts on ebay
Dudes a minor leaguer who's autograph is not worth the paper the card is printed on. If he is selling them on ebay, hes not making much. So chill.
@@johnwayne9828His auto sits around $10-15
Homie, these are cards from the business selling them. He’s being paid by the card company to sign these.
That is how I got 4 different Chippper Jones's rookie cards autograph when he played for the Greenville Braves when I was 14 going to the Huntsville Stars games all the time.
I tried getting Michel Jordan to sign his Upperdeck baseball rookie card singed when he played for the Barons. He never signed autographs.
Stayed in the dugout all the time.
I got a baseball that Ozzie Conseco hit a home run with and had him and Jose sign it while going there.
back in the 90's I would get over 30 cards of each player.
MIggy Cabbera and josh willingham would sign for days
Scalpers at thier best
That’s gonna be worth a lot of money. Dang I wish I could get all those cards singed
Not worth that much because he’s a minor league player, not a player in the major league, so the card would be worth less than a signed card by a player that’s In the major league
@@uniquecoins3882 oh ok. Ty
@@uniquecoins3882 tell us you don't know shit without telling us you don't know shit 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@fernandovalenzuela8863 lol
@@fernandovalenzuela8863yooo I’m dead, dude 1000% doesn’t even know about bowman 😂😭
And they will be worth 5.99 cents total
they all have the same card they're getting signed lol
What are these autograph books called?
Cool kid
There are slot of people that do that like dyan jorge, druw jones, Zach agnos, and a lot more
That's how it's done at many signing events, but it's odd that they did it at this event. Sandy Koufax charges $1k-3k to sign "if" he does an event ($3k to sign a rookie) but he's nice and will sign something if you meet him (probably up to 3 if polite and a crowd hasn't formed.) This guy is nice, I hope he does well and stays nice.
The music fits
We're do you buy these booklets at!
How do you make that book so The players Can sign card inside? Do you just cut a Hole In the sleeve or is it a book for autograph
Doubled their auto using the blue sharpie as well. The dealer can then go around the corner and press another auto onto a jersey or ball, something that will attract more value… Top athletes will not use a blue sharpie to autograph anything. Obviously to those that are aware of the blue ink it is a red flag draped completely over the memorabilia dealer… Notice the “I want to use the same sharpie” comment/comments at the end?
This reminds me of F & B Hit packs on eBay
Well I think he's trying to make his fans happy
The only baseball player that ever did that for me was Tony Gwyn.
Danggg you lucky
@@georgevr1824 I was shocked that a baseball player signed 5 items for me. It usual from 0 to 1. Hockey players were a lot cooler to me the time I went for them. Went home one night with just about 80 items sign.
Now you gotta pay to get them authenticated.
Andry lara
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If I were him, I will ask 1 card at least per album 😂
What kind of book is that
signing with blue?
Autograph worth about 1 dollar now
If I was a player only one autograph per person so no one can sell all those cards of my signature
You can’t sell them cause there won’t be an authentication on the back
@@Adzona8 You can sell anything if someone is willing to buy it.
Anthony Zona u can pay to get it authenticated
Then you get bugged every game
There’s people that bring these books with cards at the West Michigan Whitecaps
There isn’t a plastic piece on top of the cards? How are they held in place?
Exactly 💯 so he never signed them lol
Picture corners.u can get at any craft store
Never sign with blue 😅
Actually it was from MLB The Show until he raised his head. That was wild.
What player is that?
He want carpal tunnel? - WW
how do people put those cards in there do they glue them or what
They should have video of everyone of these guys signing. #2022
anyone seen the rey misterio video signing funko pops of himself? 💀
He just gonna sell em all that’s lowkey messed up
Tf kinda binder is this? I thought he was signing the plastic covering it at first 😂
*Flips Page
Finding money.
This is when he saw someone trying to make money
I ain’t complaining they won’t be as much after he signs all of them kinda like mass production even tho it’s a good player it won’t be good cuz theres so many
W
Thats smart cause now there's a bunch with his name on it they won't be as much if they trying to sell it
Is there a way I can buy one of those binders?
Brother I’m pretty sure these are for a card company there’s clearly signature spots
That's cool
Never sign with a blue pen
Nice
Wouldn't having all those cards sign actually decrease the value of each card. Just simple supply and demand.
Depends if hes turns out to be a good player. If the guy holds on to the cards for 10-20 years and this guy turns out to be a legend those cards are gonna be worth a lot. If hes doesnt become a legend then really no loss on the cards. Just look at rookie cards from like the 70s and 80s the jordan cards go for a lot an auto graphed one can be double.
Dont know who this guy is i dont follow sports but i collect pokemon (i know how lame lol) but the cards are worth what people are willing to pay. And people are willing to pay a lot to add to a collection.
I would never. I would autograph one and leave it at that.
🐐
Fr bro
If he has the time then sure why not. If other people are trying to meet him it's kinda bad
Everyone uses a blue sharpie it doesn’t fade like black
Bro imagine how much these would be worth in he wins mvp later in his career
He's a pitcher, so it can happen, but more likely it's A Cy Young.
If I was famous I'd deface my written autograph value early on, it'll save you a lot of no's later
Dude lm try this
Never sold my autographs but I would trade for other autographs I don’t have
Man’s ruining the eBay market
What pen is he using?
How did you get the cards like that?
YEAH BUT THE MORE HE SIGNS......THE LESS THEY ARE WORTH
How do the cards stay on there I doubt you would tape them??
What are those booklet called?
Why do people do dumb stuff like that, guy literally bought a binder full of cards. Thats why athletes give problems when u try and get something signed. Cause of this guy smh
No. Minor leaguers typically dont care. Most will sign whatever is put in their face regardless of how many. You're not gonna find many(if any at all) major leaguers who would sign them all, but thats common at minor league games for guys to have stacks of cards for a player to sign.
How do you get the cards on the notebook without damaging the cards?
Use the little stickers that you put in photo albums to hold photos.
You know if he keeps doing that his auto will be trash lol
What a boss I got your cards sign mine
Who is it
Thays why most guys hate giving autographs. People like you make his sign so many cards!
Who is this/ player