What do you have to do to get signed by a hockey player?

The top items that we recommend to consider are pucks, sticks, jerseys, photos and game used equipment. All items can be displayed differently and have different values to them when they are signed. Pucks are a very unique item to get signed and look great in any collection.

Does Steiner Sports still do signings?

For now, at least, Omnicom will maintain control of Steiner’s player autograph signing agreements. Steiner’s website will continue to sell autographs, game-used items and other memorabilia until this fall.

How do autograph signings work?

Once the contract is signed, generally the athlete/agent will require a 50% deposit, with the rest due the day of the signing. Athletes are paid per autograph. Also, the athlete/agent will also have a minimum signature requirement, so they are guaranteed X amount of dollars for the signing.

How do I request an autograph by mail?

Basically, all you have to do is to find an address of a person whose autograph you want, send them a letter of request with an item you want to get signed (usually card, photo or postcard) put them into the envelope and wait for the reply. It’s easy as it sounds.

Is collectible exchange legit?

CollectibleXchange will be the “safe place to go to sell and buy collectibles,” added Steiner. The seller can set a reserve price on each collectible, and there will be options for a straight sale at that price, or a buyer will be able to “make an offer” for the collectible piece.

What happened Brandon Steiner?

He was the founder and former CEO of Steiner Sports now owned by Fanatics. He is currently the founder and CEO of CollectibleXchange and The Steiner Agency. He and his family live in Scarsdale, New York.

How do you get a player’s autograph?

Go through your sports trading cards and identify a player you would like to ask for an autograph. It’s probably best to start with less well-known players, because they’re less likely to receive as many requests. Write a polite, friendly letter asking the player to autograph your card.