1953 Topps Baseball Archives Signed

Topps produced this 337 card set in 1991 as a follow-up to its popular 1952 reprint issue. The set reprinted 273 of the original 274 1953 Topps cards and then added more than 50 players who didn't have original 1953 cards - legends such as Ted Williams and Hank Aaaron. The set's production was limited but the collector demand was primarily for Autograph seekers, looking to build an economical version of the signed 1953 set.

1953 Bowman Color Reprints Signed

These 1953 Bowman Color reprints hit the market in 1989 as a low cost way to collect this classic 50s set. As with most reprint sets, this one quickly became popular with Autograph collectors.

1980s Big League Cards Signed

Former pitcher Jim Bouton founded the Big League Cards company during the 80s. The company produced custom baseball cards, and was used by little leaguers and unknown big leaguers alike to create authentic looking cards for themselves. Collectors used the company to create cards in order to complete their team sets - creating a potential signed piece for players who did not have a contemporary card during their careers.

1983 Donruss Hall of Fame Heroes Signed

Donruss issued this 44 card set in separate wax packs in 1983 along with a Mickey Mantle puzzle piece. The set featured the artwork of Dick Perez - famed creator of the Perez-Steele Hall of Fame sets. A bit over half the set featured living Hall of Famers - making it a collector's favorite to collect for signatures.

1983 Authentic Sports Autographs (Certified)This collector's set features a 12 card story subset for each of 11 Hall of Famers. The number 1 card for each player can be found with a certified signature from a limited edition signing with a unique number on the reverse.

1988-89 Pacific Baseball Legends Signed

Pacific issued this 220 card set in two series of 110 cards over the years 1988 and 1989. The set featured very nice photos of former major league players in a beautifully designed card set. The set features original Hall of Famers such as Ruth and Gehrig, but also emphasized players of recent times such as Santo, Bench and Hunter. Given the large percentage of living players included, the set quickly became popular among Autograph collectors looking to build an economical set of the game's recent greats.

1990 Pacific Baseball Legends Signed

Pacific followed up its 1988/89 issue with another 110 card set in 1990. The set repeated many of the players from the previous issue - but was designed to be very heavy in the recent Hall of Famers of the 70s and 80s - featuring 40 players who were then or future Hall of Famers. The set also featured only living players. As a result, the set quickly became popular among Autograph collectors looking to build an economical set of the game's recent greats.

1994 Nabisco All Star Legends (Certified)

For the second year in a row, Nabisco continued its program of offering autographed cards for $5 and proof of purchase from its products. The card feature attractive color photos on the fronts with a biography, career stats and a childhood photo on the reverse. Each card comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from the Major League Baseball Players Assoc.