Monday, October 29, 2012

0 Juventus : Alex Pederzoli

Alex Pederzoli never started official game for Juventus. He as quite complex economics reflect to Juventus financial. Check the wiki for the explanation. I don't understand much of his transfer complications.

Juventus hopeful youth heroes Pederzoli and Gastadello. Both end up no future at Juventus. Good thing somehow they manage to went of for international friendly for Juventus.

Alex Pederzoli wiki

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

0 Man Utd : Ronnie Wallwork

 Funky name as Danny Drinkwater, yet same fate not enough funky game for Manchester United.

He played in Malaysia representing u17 england during Youth World Cup.
 

He was Man Utd club's Young Player of the Year in 1996....end up only 19 games started for Man Utd.

Ronnie Wallwork wiki 

Monday, October 15, 2012

0 Juventus : Serhiy Kovalenko (USSR part 3/3)

The final part from the trilogy of USSR Juventus youth academy from same batch. He also never manage to start official game for Juventus. Its difficult due to Juventus golden era (2001-2004)

Buy at US$400,000 (about €454,000) sell to Liege at €5,000 for the player.

(forgive me, I cant find his picture in Juventus jersey)

Serhiy Kovalenko wiki

 Part 1 : Viktor Budyanskiy
Part 2 : Ilyos Zeytulayev

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

0 Juventus : Ilyos Zeytulayev (USSR part 2/3)

The second part of USSR Juventus youth academy saga. He never started  Juventus match official match. Difficult to have a start during Juventus golden era (2001-2004)


Zetulayev? very difficult to get his picture on internet :(

He arrived together with Viktor at amount of US$400,000 (about €454K), end up sold to Reggina for merely €1K after 1 year co-ownership of €1K.

Ilyos Zeytulayev wiki

First part  : Viktor Budyanskiy 
Third part : Serhiy Kovalenko

Friday, October 5, 2012

0 Juventus : Viktor Budyanskiy (USSR part 1/3)

The the first saga to the 3 friends in Juventus academy youth sector from USSR on same batch. They have a quite difficult path with Juventus. He is slightly better than Chiumiento and Urbano because manage to get two official start during his stays with Juventus.



 Viktor Budyanskiy wiki


Part 2  : Ilyos Zeytulayev
Part 3 : Serhiy Kovalenko




Tuesday, October 2, 2012

0 Identifying Autograph Type

Even for a trained professional, a good autopenned signature can be very difficult to differentiate from an authentic autograph. Autopenned signatures are signed by a machine called an Auto Pen. Autopenned signatures generally have little-to-no value because they are not a true, hand-signed autograph. Unfortunately, many sellers, sometimes purposely, sometimes inadvertently, often sell autopenned signatures as the real deal. Fortunately, most autopenned autographs are not very high quality, and are fairly simple to spot with a little practice. Tell-tale signs of autopenned signatures include:

Shakiness: Autopen machines vibrate when in use, causing the signature to appear shaky. A good example of a shaky autopenned signature is Joe Montana's. Nearly 100% of the through-the-mail Joe Montana autographs are done by a very shaky autopen machine. Here is an example:


Abrupt starts and stops: Autopenned signatures usually come to a very abrupt start and stop. This is due to the fact that the machine places the pen straight down onto the item being signed, then lifts it straight up when the signature is finished. This also causes the lines of the signature to have the same thickness, unlike a true autograph. Steve Young's autopenned signature is a good example of abrupt starts and stops (notice the dots, or pools of ink, at the beginning and end of the signature):


Identical signatures: Each signature created by an autopen machine is identical or nearly identical. As you'll notice when you sign your own name, no two hand-signed autographs are exactly the same. Do a search of  "Joe Montana autograph" on eBay, and notice how so many of the signatures look EXACTLY the same. That's because the majority of "signed" Joe Montana trading cards on eBay are actually autopenned signatures. However, keep in mind that some famous people use multiple autopen machines or templates.

As with all autograph purchases, research, research, research! Research the item AND the company you're purchasing from. Find a couple, or a few, reputable dealers and try to stick with those. A great place to start is by buying from ONLY UACC Registered Dealers. Be sure to check out our other guides for more information on why this is important, as well as other tips on safely purchasing autographed memorabilia. And as always, Happy Collecting!

Source : from ebay 
 

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