If people can get an author's entire 10-book output signed at once, something I saw a few weeks ago, I'm sure Chris Hoy will sign your Olympic program Good luck!

I made a matte for my poster out of silver paper, then stuck both things in a poster frame. But a matte isn't made of paper...That's what you don't understand. (It's made of very stiff cardboard ISH material.) Oh, okay. I didn't understand the point of your "LOL." You're correct about the...

dancingirl1 wrote:

downtoearth wrote:I made a matte out of silver paper and stuck it in a poster frame.

Huh? lol.

I don't get it. I made a matte for my poster out of silver paper, then stuck both things in a poster frame.

For my homemade autographed poster, which I am going to hang as soon as I finish cleaning my bedroom, I made a matte out of silver paper and stuck it in a poster frame.

I've actually mailed six Euro for postage from the US to Germany and I'm pretty sure it made it there.

If you live in Braintree, can you get to a game? There's an obvious place to get autographs afterwards at the arena, if you can get there.

I know this is old, but I sent away for one of my favorite soccer player's autograph and taped a bag with a Euro coin and a five-Euro note to the inside of the envelope.

I had my favorite baseball player sign at least four cards through the mail, plus I met him three times and got autographs in person as well.

See the post title. I have...250 or so autographs, I'd say, but most of them are in person. The only ones I've mailed away for on purpose are a German soccer player and my former favorite baseball player, who I sent about eight cards and he signed them all. I also got HIS autograph in person. I've m...

When did postage change? I mail letters to Canada frequently (though I get all my Canadian autographs IP, in both countries, unless it's something official and the celebrity/their handlers pay the postage) and I usually stick two US Forever stamps on the envelope. Oh thank goodness, the USPS website...