Your fist few TTM successes

[Indian71]

So I was wondering, we send out many TTM requests over the course of the season, but we still marvel over that first success. So, what were some of your first few TTM successes? Mine were:

Juaqin Inglesias Bears WR

Drew Brees Saints QB

Dirk Nowitzki Dallas Mavericks

[tboculosis]

When I first started TTM some years ago my first couple of successes were:

-Mike Vernon (at the time, newly acquired by the San Jose Sharks)

-Chan Ho Park (when he was with the LA Dodgers)

Still to this day, they are in my ever expanding autograph collection.

[indyreds]

My first few were:
Devon White
Gary Carter on 4x6 with a letter asking $25 to sign my card if I wanted it signed. Heck you could get a couple boxes of cards back then for that price! Carter is still one of my favorites ever!

[GilbertArenas0]

My first ever was Jake Delhomme. Great guy!

[Osin13]

Well, I'm quite new to all of this. My first was a numbered Ross Ohlendorf 2010 Topps card. I can't even express how excited I was when I got it.

[Oxxon]

I started TTM back in the early '90s and my first ones were Dallas Cowboy players.

[JVazz29]

Well, I was in this hobby during two totally different era's. Technically I first started doing it as a kid with my dad during the late 80's/early 90's and I remember being real excited to get HANK AARON, WARREN SPAHN, and PHIL RIZZUTO. Then, for unknown reasons, we stopped.

Now, nearly 20 or so years later, I got back into it by myself. My first few successes were BOBBY DOERR, BOBBY THOMSON, and CHUCK BEDNARIK.

[paljoey1]

Some of my first ever are from the 80's. These include 4X6's of Gary Carter and Nolan Ryan. Also got cards signed by Dale Murphy and Tommy Herr.

I still have them displayed in my office and still enjoy looking at them from time to time.

[stlcardinalsfan]

whitey herzog
mike mussina
bobby bonilla
jamie moyer
duke snider
dick schofield sr.
roy face
alex grammas
bobby doerr
cat osterman(olympic softball pitcher)
steve young

[druce26]

I was 12 years old and got Pat Combs. It must have been bad luck, he won about two Major League games after that.