Does anyone know if AROD signs allot of autographs ?

dtkk49a

Hi,
Does AROD sign allot of autographs ? Would he be considered "easy" or 'tough" ?

lawnmowerman

<< <i>Does AROD sign allot of autographs ? >>



Sorry, I dont know.



<< <i>Would he be considered "easy" or 'tough" ? >>



Again, sorry I dont know. I'm not that kinda guy

matt

LWMM

<< <i>Would he be considered "easy" or 'tough" ? >>



Some beer or wine might loosen him up a bit...

MooseDog

A-Rod is very image conscious, so he does sign pretty frequently, but he won't spend LOTS of time, like say Ripken did before games. I get the feeling he does it because it's expected, not because he actually enjoys it. However in general the signature you'll get in person when he is signing a lot is not much more than a scribble but you can make out the A and R. He might be considered a little tough simply because of his popularity. Michael Jordan was not a difficult autograph to get, but the problem was getting him in a situation where he'd be willing to sign. Before/after golf he's easy, but you have to know when and where he's playing.

Pay the price for most of his "sign for money" items and you'll get a much more presentable signature.

Just one man's experience.

bri2327

He signs plenty of checks to his shrink

madGreek

also...his auto is a scribble now! Arod!!!! Go for a classic auto from 95 or 96 beautiful. I used to own one; back when he was spelling his name out.

mikeschmidt

I don't think he signs like Bob Feller signs - but his autographs are in high demand and aren't always cheap. There are a lot of certified autographs inserted into product that are pretty easy to find on Ebay and elsewhere...

dtkk49a

The reason I was asking is that I see allot of his autographed inserts selling on ebay for over $150.00
In fact, there is a Arod Allen & Ginter Box Topper selling with a BIN for $700.00 on ebay right now.
Its awesome, but I wouldn't pay 7 bills for it.

mikeschmidt

Since you can buy certified insert autos of ARod for $75 - $150 on Ebay - anything more than that is a preference for a card, or a print run or something....

~ms