So Hulk Hogan wants 250 dollars to sign my all star wrestling card
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Well Maybe not the Hulkster himself but I contacted his people and they said 250 for him to sign my all star wrestling card. Whattttttt.
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Or else just buy one already signed, there are plenty out there although they aren't exactly cheap. As a matter of fact I've got one if you want to buy it already slabbed and authenticated by PSA/DNA. Has some pinkish spotting as you can see faintly in the scan, otherwise, pretty nice, and centered relatively well
When I got a few signed last year at the grand opening of Hogan's Beach Shop he wasn't exactly thrilled to sign them. I asked him if he knew that is was his rookie card and he said yes. He knew that I showed up with the most valuable items to be signed that day. I felt like Hogan thought of me as more a profit seeker then a fan.
Most of the major athletes eventually want more money to sign rookie cards and it was only a matter of time.
<< <i>Supposedly he just signed a contract with WWE so he will probably be doing some promos somewhere. >>
I read that! Hopefully it comes to fruition!
<< <i>I am not surprised at all that Hulk and his people got hip to this item. First it was the signed belts and this was destined to be second.
When I got a few signed last year at the grand opening of Hogan's Beach Shop he wasn't exactly thrilled to sign them. I asked him if he knew that is was his rookie card and he said yes. He knew that I showed up with the most valuable items to be signed that day. I felt like Hogan thought of me as more a profit seeker then a fan.
Most of the major athletes eventually want more money to sign rookie cards and it was only a matter of time. >>
250 though ? thats a bid crazy for that card , crazy price in my eyes.
and why does this matter what you get signed. He should be happy other people get to enjoy his awesomeness and Hulkamania still runs wild
All of these guys once they start getting paid to sign and have others in their ear want more of the potential profit.
I wonder how much it cost to do a private signing , who wants to hire him with me ?
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<< <i>That must be one of the most expensive actor signing fees? >>
Close to it. Stallone just did a signing at New York Comic Con for $400 per. Sigourney Weaver about about $180.
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<< <i>Hogan in general can be had for much less. $50 in many cases. >>
His AUTOGRAPH, on the other hand- that'll cost you! Ba dum-bum.
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<< <i>That must be one of the most expensive actor signing fees? >>
Close to it. Stallone just did a signing at New York Comic Con for $400 per. Sigourney Weaver about about $180. >>
Shatner was 500 at comiccon near me.
<< <i>When I got a few signed last year at the grand opening of Hogan's Beach Shop he wasn't exactly thrilled to sign them. I asked him if he knew that is was his rookie card and he said yes. He knew that I showed up with the most valuable items to be signed that day. I felt like Hogan thought of me as more a profit seeker then a fan. >>
When you show up with multiples of the same item, an athlete would be hard-pressed to think of you as anything OTHER than a profit seeker. Not saying you are but that's sure the impression you're giving in that case.
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<< <i>When I got a few signed last year at the grand opening of Hogan's Beach Shop he wasn't exactly thrilled to sign them. I asked him if he knew that is was his rookie card and he said yes. He knew that I showed up with the most valuable items to be signed that day. I felt like Hogan thought of me as more a profit seeker then a fan. >>
When you show up with multiples of the same item, an athlete would be hard-pressed to think of you as anything OTHER than a profit seeker. Not saying you are but that's sure the impression you're giving in that case. >>
I can understand this point of view. I got him to sign my magazine with his card in it and explained very briefly that I collect the cards. I still have all three and the other four I got done when he signed at American Icon in CA.
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<< <i>When I got a few signed last year at the grand opening of Hogan's Beach Shop he wasn't exactly thrilled to sign them. I asked him if he knew that is was his rookie card and he said yes. He knew that I showed up with the most valuable items to be signed that day. I felt like Hogan thought of me as more a profit seeker then a fan. >>
When you show up with multiples of the same item, an athlete would be hard-pressed to think of you as anything OTHER than a profit seeker. Not saying you are but that's sure the impression you're giving in that case. >>
I can understand this point of view. I got him to sign my magazine with his card in it and explained very briefly that I collect the cards. I still have all three and the other four I got done when he signed at American Icon in CA. >>
I do not understand why you or anyone else have to explain , why do they think they should get a piece of something you own and they are signing anyways. They get paid to be there and to sign stuff. They get paid by the fans and collectors for a lot of things.
They should be happy to do so. Greed thats all it is .
<< <i>Well Maybe not the Hulkster himself but I contacted his people and they said 250 for him to sign my all star wrestling card. Whattttttt. >>
Maybe he would sign it for a much cheaper fee at a different venue? I sure hope that is not across the board now as I would like to get a few more of these signed myself.
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<< <i>That must be one of the most expensive actor signing fees? >>
Close to it. Stallone just did a signing at New York Comic Con for $400 per. Sigourney Weaver about about $180. >>
Shatner was 500 at comiccon near me. >>
Shatner is normally at or just uinder $100. That $500 was probably the VIP package with a boat load of extra stuff and possible a meet and greet event.
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it looks like a low grade card to boot.
Looking to BUY n332 1889 SF Hess cards and high grade cards from 19th century especially. "Once you have wrestled everything else in life is easy" Dan Gable