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Old 01-17-2014, 12:45 AM
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I have a mini hockey stick autographed by several NY Islanders from the mid 1980's. Brian Trottier and Pat Lafontaine are the 2 most notable - both Hall of Famers now. I also have an index card with Mario Lemieux's autograph. I chased him down in the parking lot after a game one night in the late 80's. The card was all I had on me.
My niece stood in line for hours to get an autographed Miranda Cosgrove (from the Nickelodeon show iCarly) CD. She gave it to my oldest daughter.

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Old 01-17-2014, 01:27 AM
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I used to have topps football cards autographed by Doug Buffone of the Bears, Wayne Walker of the Lions, and Chester Marcol of the Packers. Circa 1970-72. Aquired them in person when I was 11-13 years old.

I found a vinyl album at a flea market with the cover signed by John Denver. It was made out to a roadie, thanking him "for all the help last summer". Kinda wish I'd hung on to that.

My most prized (and only) autographs I have now are a couple of real nice framed promotional photos of Morgan Shepherd. One with the Quaker State Buick (1987) and one with the Valvoline Pontiac (1988). I didn't know it at the time I got them that he is borderline illiterate, and rarely ever signs his last name.

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