1980s Celebrity cut autographs show up in Archives Football
By Susan Lulgjuraj | Beckett Football Editor
When 2013 Archives Football released last week, collectors found cards of players in old, popular designs and former players who are fan favorites.
But there are some quirks in 2013 Archives – one of which is the inclusion of cut autographs from celebrities popular in the 1980s.
Just a few of these have popped on eBay, but enough to give collectors an idea of what they can expect.
Saget is a comedian most known for his role as the lovable, yet goofy dad on the sitcom Full House. The show ran from 1987 to 1995. Now, he does the voice over on How I Met Your Mother.
Coleman is best known for his childhood role of Arnold in Diff’rent Strokes. The show ran from 1978 to 1986. Coleman died in 2010 at 42 years old.
Brinkley was one of the world’s most famous models in the 1980s, gracing the cover of three Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues. She married (and later divorced) Billy Joel in 1985.
DeVito is still a successful actor, but he had a great run in the 1980s with the television show Taxi and then with movies such as Romancing the Stone, The Jewel of the Nile, Twins, Throw Momma from the Train and The War of the Roses.
Do you like the additions of these autographs in Archives? Answer the poll below. Also, whose cut autograph would you like to see?
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Bob Saget, that would be the auto I would pull. Bob Saget? Really?!?
Nine no votes? Why do some people hate fun?
How much did Bob Saget pay Topps to let them include him?
need more than 1/1
They don’t have to pay people for 1/1 unless its a spokesperson.
Can these card companies buy auto’s that actually fit in the cards? So many cut auto’s are “CUT” off. LAME!!!