Different colored sharpie for an auto - any premium?

[jagrnyr68]

Probably a stupid question but has anyone experienced a card bringing a premium if it was signed in a different colored sharpie than the norm? Just got a 10-11 Ryan McDonagh Pinnacle RC Auto today and he used a green sharpie for this one and i've only ever seen blue for this card. Idk how many are signed in green, but if there were only a few, would there be any premium on it? Obviously it wouldn't be substantial, but it seems like one of those things player collector's would go nuts over lol

[Kipper_Backlund]

I think it falls under the same category as a jersey numbered cards. They may add a bit of value, but unlikely anything to go nuts over.

[RGM81]

Surprisingly, yes, it will. They did something similar to that with Certified in the first year of release as well. Hall, Seguin, Eberle, and perhaps a couple others had 5-10 copies signed in green ink and I think they usually added a "Go ...." inscription too. They were going for a good 15-20% premium at the time.

[mingus_md]

I personally think it is cool and would pay a premium for it.

[Habitforming]

Surprisingly, yes, it will. They did something similar to that with Certified in the first year of release as well. Hall, Seguin, Eberle, and perhaps a couple others had 5-10 copies signed in green ink and I think they usually added a "Go ...." inscription too. They were going for a good 15-20% premium at the time.

Yep, they even did it this year as well with certified.

This is the only one I have seen of any player....

[MasonRaymond0320]

they're unique so i think id pay more
i have a duchene auto signed in black and i think it looks way cooler than if it were signed in blue

[Kessel_fan_87]

eBay 1/1 lol