Cpt. Caveman's TTM Autographs : Cpt. Caveman's TTM Autographs #104

Saturday, July 8, 2017

Cpt. Caveman's TTM Autographs #104

Welcome back to another weekly TTM success post. We've been having a great time at the PGA Tour Greenbrier Classic all week. We don't get alot of in person graphing opportunities here so we enjoy the ones we do get. It's been a pretty laid back week for the autograph hunters. Mostly it's been fans and collectors out graphing. We did run into a few "Professional" graphers with teams of people and bags full of multiple's to get signed but even they seamed laid back. We didn't see any shoving or pushing going on and everyone was polite and gladly took whatever ink they got. It's been a pretty good week for us and I'll be going back tomorrow for the last round of the tournament to see who wins this year and maby try for a few more autographs. So enough about our in person graphing fun and on to this weeks TTM successes. Monday brought a super cool via venue return from Jean Claude Van Damme who signed both our pictures after only three months. We wrote to him while he was filming "Jean-Claude Van Johnson" and really didn't expect anything to return. Friday brought a great return from Bill Byrge after just under one month. He signed our DVD cover and 4x6 and he also sent three other signed pictures and a lovely handwritten letter thanking us and telling us about his work with Jim Varney. Saturday brought two more returns. First after only three weeks we received both pictures back signed by Victoria Racimo. She signed the Ernest Goes to Camp poster picture on the back for some reason. To finish off the week and after just two weeks we received an autopen return from Dustin Hoffman. I was pretty sure that's what would return but I've been seeing other returns and people swearing they are authentic. Unfortunately they're not so don't waste time or stamps unless you just really want his autopenned signature. That's it for this week. Have a great weekend and I'll be back next week with more TTM autographs and addresses.