Jayson Tatum — A permanent record: this Museum Artifact ID stays with this piece for good, independent of which gallery it's currently displayed in.
We don't get nights like this often — the whole family together, tunnel-side, the night Jayson Tatum came through. Tatum doesn't sign for everybody; plenty of nights he walks straight past without stopping. This one, he stopped.
One by one he signed for Christian, for Caeden, for my wife — three cards, three real autographs, three grins that made the whole trip worth it. Then he started to move on. Card number four, mine, wasn't going to make it under the pen.
That's when my wife stepped in. While I was still standing there holding my card, she caught his attention one more time and asked if he'd sign just one more — the Net Marvels, the one I'd been hoping all night we'd walk away with. Those comic-book style inserts are some of my favorite cards in the whole hobby, and he turned back around and signed it.
So no, I didn't get my own autograph handed to me that night — my wife got it handed to her, on my behalf. But the card that came out of that tunnel is the one going up for sale, and its real story isn't the signature. It's the mom who wasn't leaving that tunnel without it.

This one has been transferred — no longer available. The story stays here, and the artifact itself now lives on permanently in The Collector's Archive. You can look; it just can't be transferred again.