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    Everyone needs to go on their facebook page and mention how disgusted they are about this. Unless a bunch of people bring it up, they might completely ignore it.

    *credit to gladdyontherise for mentioning that.

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    Wow, shows how much he cares about his fans

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    Wow, shows how much he cares about his fans


    If true, this is disappointing. He could easily shorten his signature like Jimmie does.

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    If true, this is disappointing. He could easily shorten his signature like Jimmie does.

    his signature is already short

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    I am actualy very surprised at the reaction on Facebook. From my end I have several problems with this issue. The cards in Ignite are not "on card" autos which means someone had to place those autos in the cards. The people doing that didn't notice? As any company doing production, there is always a quality control manager who inspects the finished product. That person didn't notice. Obviously these were not signed "In house" because the autopen would have been seen so if you had to send the material out you certainly should have inspected what you expected as your reputation as a company is on the line. From Brad's point he has levels of PR that insure he does his contractual obligations. The fact remains he has yet to answer any tweeds on it. So, look how many people that autopen sig got past. Is my Earnhardt Sr firesuit card actualy Sr.'s? How many more slips went unnoticed? That is the question that now runs in my mind.

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    does anyone know if he did this to his total memorabilia booklet autos if he has 1

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    does anyone know if he did this to his total memorabilia booklet autos if he has 1

    No.

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    Now we have Travis P. auto in a Danica card. Is that Danica's firesuit or Travis's and at this point how would you know? Quality control issues popping up.

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    Now we have Travis P. auto in a Danica card. Is that Danica's firesuit or Travis's and at this point how would you know? Quality control issues popping up.

    this is why i hate how they did the autographs in the last 2 releases, they need to stick with what we all love ON CARD AUTOGRAPHS

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    So I'm dumb, what does autopen mean? I have a few brad ttms, does this mean theyre worthless?

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