On a little lighter note, one time I saw Suppan at the players lot last year and one guy explained to him that the autograph was just for him and he wasn't going to be selling it to anyone. Suppan just looked at him and said "hey, you gotta do what you gotta do, if you want to sell it, go right ahead." I thought that was pretty entertaining that a player really didn't care. The Bob Feller's of the world may not cost much, but at least everyone that wants his autograph has access to get one for cheap. On the other side, you've got a guy like Sandy Koufax that knows exactly how much his autograph is worth. I'm not trying to fuel the fire either way, but I would still be kind of upset if I got in line for Braun instead of Hoffman or Fielder, only to find out my item was going to be personalized. I don't sell me items, but someday my kids are going to have little use for an autograph addressed to me. I guess for the big items like a jersey I would pay the extra money to have it signed the way I wanted it. Not that everyone can afford to do that, but at least you're not dissappointed with the way that the autograph turns out. Braun is still fairly reasonable to get from a private signing. On another note, I do have to praise Prince Fielder for being one of the most popular Brewers and signing so well at these events. I've seen some items that he signs at ballparks that are rushed, but he does a nice job signing items when he's at a sit down event like this.