Which HOF players have the "best valued" autographs?

[Bars and Bar]

I'm looking to add a few autographs of hall of famers to my collection. I plan on buying the autographs on Ebay, so please do not message me about your card or item.

So, which current HOF'ers do y'all think is the best buy?

I'm more interested in items of players that played between 1970 and the present for baseball, basketball, and football.

Thanks in advance.

[marl1220]

Dead ones.

[mcgoo2]

Well, player autographs have different values for a reason. Certain players like Feller were great in their day but they sign so much they become much more affordable. In that sense, I think Pete Rose has to top the list. Joe Morgan and Frank Robinson are cheap too all things considered.

[dhendrix1303]

Those who sign alot!

Agree with Bob Feller. Hell of a baseball player and American!

[MrSwankTank21]

Stan Musial signed a ton, but the value of his cards are still holding. Best of both worlds.

[bowefan]

George Brett is a great player to get

[Zoop]

Bob Gibson. Affordable and arguably the greatest pitcher ever, considering he forced MLB to change the game.

[ETSC]

Bob Gibson. Affordable and arguably the greatest pitcher ever, considering he forced MLB to change the game.

Seconded. Really enjoy collecting him.

[SaveMeTheGum]

Dead ones.

You stole my answer!

[callou2131]

Brooks Robinson. Very inexpensive and probably the best Third baseman ever. He is getting up there in years now, and has some health issues.

[Metsfan1121]

Rose, Palmer, Carlton, Bench, Brooks Robinson, Morgan, Banks, Schmidt, and Yogi to name a few

[jmm72271]

Al kaline.

[Tzvih123]

Ever i think was shoeless joe jackson cause he was illitirate. If not, it's someone like Honus Wagner, Ty Cobb, cap anson, etc.

[sbfinley]

Ever i think was shoeless joe jackson cause he was illitirate. If not, it's someone like Honus Wagner, Ty Cobb, cap anson, etc.

What? Huh?

[VeedonFleece]

Ever i think was shoeless joe jackson cause he was illitirate. If not, it's someone like Honus Wagner, Ty Cobb, cap anson, etc.

Got a smile out of me.

[Bhenry4]

Well, the less autos the guy has out there, the more demand, and the higher the price. Puckett signed EVERYTHING while he was alive, but he didn't get a chance to hit the auto circuit like a lot of these guys have. Hence, his autos are nuts. There are probably 1,500,000 Brooks autos in existence, and he will continue to sign. You can pick up a certified auto for $15 all day.

[Moyni]

I pretty much think that if you can get a HOFer for $20 or less you have made a good value pick up. There are a ton of players that can be had for that price or better.

I would sooooooo rather have HOFers than prospects. I will take an all-time great over the never ending slew of never-will-be's.

[enyouartist]

I think Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle autographs are undervalued. I know they signed a ton, but I still think there's value there. They are arguably top 20 GOAT.

[AwesomeJuice]

Pete Rose and Bob Fellar and Duke Snider

[YankeesKRD]

Cal Ripken Jr. and Andy Pettitte....

wait, sorry.

[sthoemke]

Autographs on certified cards only.

Rickey Henderson.

[Abneric]

Nolan and sevaer

[tajikey]

Just got this back, today :)
http://i386.photobucket.com/albums/oo309/kajikey/Baseball/emp_zpserzjvua4.jpg (http://s386.photobucket.com/user/kajikey/media/Baseball/emp_zpserzjvua4.jpg.html)

[WCTYSON]

Bob Gibson. Affordable and arguably the greatest pitcher ever, considering he forced MLB to change the game.

Agree with this, Feller and would like to add Spahn.

[Mrpokey]

Bob Gibson. Bob Feller, Stan Musial, Books Robinson, Frank Robinson

[Cubs]

fergie jenkins

[mizz0ufan]

Personally, I'm looking to pick up a DiMaggio baseball!

[kyle1707]

crazy

Harmon Killebrew 2000 Upper Deck Legends Auto SP Legendary Signatures Twins HOF | eBay (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Harmon-Killebrew-2000-Upper-Deck-Legends-Auto-SP-Legendary-Signatures-Twins-HOF-/400593124908?pt=US_Baseball&hash=item5d4535fe2c)

[WillBBC]

I agree with everybody that said Frank Robinson and Bob Feller. As for more recent guys, I'd go with George Brett.