From an autograph perspective, sweet shots and sweet spot autos are relatively cheap. They are more like cut autos than on-card autographs, but are so much more unique. It’s like having memorabilia but in the shape or ease and storage like cards. There are variants and parallels too, different colored balls (like this one) or different stitching on the baseballs.

1991-92 Skybox Michael vs. Magic

The 1980 Topps Bird / Magic / Erving isn’t just a rookie card—it’s a moment. Three legends, one design, and one of the most iconic releases in the hobby.

🔟 PSA 10 — just 24 copies out of ~17,000 graded
✍🏼 PSA 9 Auto 10 — signed by all three, with perfect autos

Two completely different ways to collect it. Condition rarity vs. signed significance.

Which do you prefer?

Both end tomorrow at Heritage.