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Panini to Present Three Autograph Sessions


Panini, the official trading card of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, is proud to present three separate autograph sessions that will take place during the 2010 Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement Festival in August. Tickets to all three sessions are on sale now! 


Emmitt Smith & Jerry Rice Individual Autograph Session Presented By Panini

Who: Class of 2010 Enshrinees Emmitt Smith & Jerry Rice

When: Sunday August 8 from 4:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Price: See below. Note: Tickets will not be mailed. All tickets must be picked up at Will Call at the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Sunday, August 8. Photo ID and ticket order confirmation is required for pickup at Will Call.

Emmitt Smith: Jerry Rice:
Flat autograph - $229
Mini helmet autograph - $249
Football autograph - $279
Full size helmet or jersey or Florida item autograph - $299
Inscription - $189		 Flat autograph - $149
Mini helmet or football autograph - $169
Full size helmet or jersey autograph - $179
Inscription - $99


How to Purchase: This session is sold out.

• Friday, August 6th 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
• Saturday, August 7th 9 a.m. – 8 p.m.
• Sunday, August 8th 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Rules: Please review the rules for the Emmitt Smith & Jerry Rice individual autograph session presented by Panini before purchasing tickets. Rules>>>


Class of 2010 Autograph Session Presented By Panini - SOLD OUT

           
Grimm   Jackson   LeBeau   Little   Randle   Rice   Smith

 


Who: The entire Class of 2010: Russ Grimm, Rickey Jackson, Dick LeBeau, Floyd Little, John Randle, Jerry Rice, and Emmitt Smith

When: Sunday, August 8 from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Price: $500.00 plus shipping and handling.  Tickets will be mailed.

How to purchase: The Class of 2010 Autograph Session presented by Panini is SOLD OUT.

Rules: Please review the rules for the Class of 2010 Autograph Session Presented By Panini before purchasing tickets. Rules>>>
Recent Comments
  • Eric - Canton OH - May 14 2011 10:40 AM

    The only way I'd pay that HOGWASH price, is if I could sell their scribbled autographs immediatley for profit. FBB

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  • Lako - February 02 2011 06:36 PM

    Just reading through these comments, WOW. This will be our first time going. My partner would love to get autographs, but we will not be paying those fees. The sports packages are also way too high, will be booking our own.

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  • John - November 12 2010 06:53 PM

    I USED TO LIVE FOR COMING TO THE HOF AND GETTING THE PLAYERS AUTOGRAPHS. NOW IT TURNS MY STOMACH TO SEE HOW OVER PRICED THAT THE COMMON MAN CAN'T AFFORD TO GET THE AUTOGRAPHS, LET ALONE GET AUTOGRAPHS FOR THE KIDS. THANKS FOR TOTOALLY SCREWING THIS UP. HORRIBLE, SINCE I HAVEN'T BEEN BACK TO THE HOF. SO MUCH FOR THE FAN. NICE JOB FOR THE FAN APPRECIATION ?? FOR $60 , I CAN HAVE A COUPE DRINKS AND EAT A COUPLE HAMBURGERS, THAT'S REALLY SHOWING THE FAN LOVE. HOF HAS LOST TOUCH WITH THE FANS, THE COMMAN MAN AND THE COMMUNITY- WAY TO GO!!!!!

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  • Michael- Wilmington,Nc - August 11 2010 11:01 AM

    This was my first NFL game as well as enshrinement, I had a great time, but wanted to get an autograph from Emmitt Smith and could not believe the prices. I traveled 650 miles to see them in real life and not on T.v.and one thing stuck in my head the night of the enshrinement, they said it was for the fan`s. Well have a hard time believing that today, but will get over it. To the Football Hall of Fame, make the prices reasonable for the fans that don`t make triple digits and that travel long distances to on a small budget to be there. Well besides the autograph's I had a blast at the tailgate party before the game.

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  • Brian Wallace - August 10 2010 10:49 AM

    Mike,that is for this year only because it was Smith and Rice.I bet anything that the autograph tickets next year will be cheaper and if they are not that not many people will buy.As far as free autographs that most certainly is not in the past as you said.You can get several of them to sign as long as you get them away from those greedy people at the HOF.Like I said before those people are greedy and want everything for themselves.I seen one guy who was working there give away a whole stack of tickets to the enshrinement to his buddies.This thing is for HOF people.They don't want any average Joe to get close to those guys.It is a joke now.

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  • Darla - August 09 2010 09:01 PM

    As far as I'm concerned the whole Hall of Fame week celebration has been ruined. I've quit attending anything. The fun of the rib fest was being able to sample ribs from the various vendors, a buck a bone. Now you are forced to buy a larger amount at most, having to spend 3 - $6 for a sample. So, then you can't sample as many. And having it out the fairgrounds is terrible. Took well over an hour just to get into the parking lot in the evening the last time I attended. It needs to go back downtown. They used to have the parade go to the HOF and then the induction would follow on the steps. Fans and former players stood together shoulder to shoulder watching the induction of the new enshrinees. Now there is no contact and you watch from afar in a stadium. Autograph sessions were free. Now you have to pay an outrageous price. The whole ceremony/game has been dragged out over several days to squeeze out every last dime. This has become nothing but a greed fest and I want no more to do with it. What a shame. Something that was nice that we in Canton could take pride in has turned into this.

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  • mike - August 09 2010 06:21 PM

    well iam reporting on the hof weekend and all i can say is the hof and the autograph sessions made a million bucks this weekend. every session was sold out including the 500 session on sunday,the line to get into the tent to buy merchandise was long and the line to buy t shirts and stuff was evan longer. people have wrote on here on how they got free autographs in the past, well let me tell you it is in the past,i was there all day on saturday and i didnt even see any hofers let alone get any autographs. we complain on here but thousands of people were there buying the 250.00 autographs of emmitt smith,the 169.00 autos of jerry rice and all of the other sessions.

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  • Brian Wallace - August 09 2010 11:41 AM

    I have been going to the HOF festivities for the past 10 years.This is absolutely the worst I have ever seen it.The HOF people who volunteer were complete jerks to my son who was just trying to get an autograph.The Mounted Memories prices were way too high for us and in years past a kid could get close to a lot of the old timers who really enjoy just taking a picture with children.This year they had it set up so you could not even get near these guys.They have taken away the fans access to these men.This is supposed to be all about the fans.We are the ones who pay for clothes with the NFL shield on it or pay for a team logo.We pay admission to the HOF and that helps pay Mr. Horrigan's salary.The whole setup was a disaster this year.My son was almost ran over by one of those silly golf carts because they just fly around and don't care who they have to move.Wake up HOF people because you can't block off everything for every person.You people are simply trying to block off way too much space and someone is going to get killed and then you will have a lawsuit on your hands.Please do something before that happens.You have way overpriced your tickets to the enshrinement itself.Whatever happened to the steps of the hall and seeing it for free.You people just keep getting greedier and greedier.That is apparent to everyone.You are going to make it where the regular working fan cannot afford it.You are ruining it for a lot of people.Why the greed??Let the kids have access to some of the greats of the game before they all die off.Joe Corrigan-you need to be responsible in your position and do something before it is too late.You and your staff are killing the HOF.Please listen to all these comments and see for yourself.You need to change things before next year.Be proud of yourself and just do it.

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  • BiggBrough - August 07 2010 11:45 PM

    Panini is the real villain here. and the NFL is only a partner of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. That is why there are players in from the AFL, CFL etc. Feel free to b*tch about ticket prices and point fingers at Goodell and Company...

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  • ty miller - August 07 2010 07:33 PM

    Going up for the first time in 30 years, didn't know these greedy b@#$tards are ruining it for everyone that doesn't knock down 6 digits!THESE GUYS WERE GREAT BUT THEY WERE NOT THAT GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  • SLUGGO - August 06 2010 04:10 PM

    THANKS NFL AND HALL OF FAME FOR TAKING THE GAME AWAY FROM THE FANS. WAKE UP AND REALIZE "GREED IS NOT GOOD"!

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  • Franco G - August 06 2010 03:57 PM

    I am glad I am not the only one upset about the prices. I promised my son when he was 10 we would go to induction when Jerry Rice got in. We got tickets in peanut heaven. I couldn't justify the other costs. This is what will ensure ruin of the game. Along with Big Ben, Ochostinko, Popcorn Owens and Wince Young. Glad my son is 18 and can figure ou all the crap for himself. Hopefully his collegiate football career will provide enough football so he doesn't have to follow the rich and famous.

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  • David - August 06 2010 12:12 PM

    I have taken my son to autograph sessions since he was 5 when I moved to canton. He is now 11. I buy him a hof mini helmet each year to obtain autos for the memories. The last two years I visit the malls where hofers are signing because the price is for the working class and the shows are put on by the local working class that need business to stay viable. I refuse to pay the outrageous prices the hof president sets up with the formats. Since he came about 3 years ago the working class that supports the hof can't afford his upper echelon activities. The hof has lost about $1000 from me and my family easily each year. President needs to think of us average working folks. Wake up president.

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  • Jim - August 06 2010 11:11 AM

    I just called and they are not even putting the Mounted Memories holograms on things to prove authenticity or the signed item. The little ticket they give you is supposed to be enough. They do not have any idea if the Jerry Rice Hologram will be attached or not or if any of the other members who have a hologram will be attaching one. When you go to a Card show and get their autographs, you get a hologram and COA at least for the item you paid so much to get signed. This is a crock of you know what! Mounted Memories it putting this on and yet they REFUSE to put on THEIR OWN HOLOGRAM for this at the VERY LEAST to certify the authenticity to display with the items we get signed. All we get is a crappy little ticket saying we were there and got something signed. If they do a Mall or Private signingthey put their hologram on things so why can they not do it at the HOF signing? Seems to me like they are trying to run a scam and screw the buyers of these over priced autographs, ESPECIALLY EMMITT SMITH!

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  • Mark - August 06 2010 10:19 AM

    Anyone know where you can tailgate prior to the game???

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  • Matthew - August 06 2010 08:09 AM

    I have no problem with these athletes making a few bucks off their name… I mean it makes sense in today’s world, as companies sell there signature for profit… so why shouldn’t they?... But with that said, I agree with just about everyone who has posted comments on here (Which 95% have been deleted)… that these prices are just getting out of control!... I mean I can even understand Jerry Rice's prices... but I look at Emmitt Smith’s prices & I cant even wrap my mind around it… & just for a heads up, Tom Brady & Peyton Manning charge DOUBLE what Emmitt Smith does :(… so I guess I better start saving NOW for their HOF class's :(

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  • Tom Perry - August 05 2010 02:45 PM

    I have been looking forward to this weekend a long time. I went out a few years ago and got an official helmet in plans of getting the triplets autograph not aware of the PRICES on it. When i came on here just now to check out the times and costs my heart dropped that i would have to give up a weeks paycheck to get the greatest running backs and personal favorite players autograph, This ****makes me sick i understand if they want to make money on their name, but come on the real working fan cant afford that! I don't even want the autograph to sale and make money off it, I'm a die hard cowboy fan and would want to be buried with that helmet before i would sell it, BUT I GUESS IT NEVER WILL HAPPEN!!!!!!!!

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  • Anthony Richard - August 05 2010 11:37 AM

    I guess that because I am just a working stiff who lives for my family and the NFL BUT becaue I am not wealthy, I am not important to the NFL.

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  • Tom - August 04 2010 04:21 PM

    The NFL shouldn't even charge for aoutgraphs.With the millions they make.NASCAR & WWE never charges a fee . I have Richard Pettys autograph twice for free and he's a better person then 90% of the players in the NFL. You never see him doin drugs or getting in trouble do you!!

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  • Tom - August 04 2010 11:45 AM

    The NFL shouldn't even charge for aoutgraphs.With the millions they make.NASCAR & WWE never charges a fee . I have Richard Pettys autograph twice for free and he's a better person then 90% of the players in the NFL. You never see him doin drugs or getting in trouble do you!!

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  • Bill - August 04 2010 08:50 AM

    WHAT A SHAME...I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR YEARS TO SEE EMMITT GET INDUCTED. IN FACT I HAVE A DALLAS COWBOYS WEEKLY MAGAZINE WITH EMMITT ON FRONT COVER AS THE NUMBER ONE DRAFT PICK AND WOULD HAVE LOVED TO HAVE HIM AUTOGRAPH IT. BUT MY GOSH, WHO'S GOT THAT KIND OF MONEY? WHAT A SHAME

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  • Jerry - August 03 2010 04:45 PM

    I'm taking my girlfriend on saturday for the autograph session so she can get Marino's autograph and i agree, the prices are ridiculous for a signature. All the royalties these players get off merchandise sales fueled by hard working fans that will spend their last dime to have the latest gear. This will be our last autograph session at the HOF. In time fans will wake up and boycott support of the NFL/players and then watch officials scramble to cater to the fans. But, until then; enjoy the effects of GREED...

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  • Twan Lo - August 02 2010 06:01 AM

    Anyone aware if Aikman is doing any autograph shows?

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  • Trobson - August 02 2010 12:00 AM

    Reply to Camille, Thanks for the info. After doing some my research on my own I did find out that he had canceled at the national for heath reasons. It 's a shame that I had to rely on a different promoter (Tri star) to find out Mr. Butkus had some health concerns. I pray that he is o.k. and it is nothing serious. It is disappointing because Mr Butkus was my childhood hero. I have always wanted to meet him and this was going to be my opportunity. My father passed when I was seven, and even though he was a browns fan, he would always let me watch Mr Butkus play as much as possible. It was one of those special times we shared. I am in no way upset with Mr. Butkus, my angry is directed towards Mounted Memories and their lack of customer service. They never did respond to my many emails. I finally got a hold of them by phone about Mr Butkus canceling and they told my refunds were issued on July 22nd. Still waiting on my. My message to the HOF would be if you want to keep the fans, you may want to switch promoters.

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  • jeff - August 01 2010 08:09 PM

    THIS IS MY FIRST TIME AT THE ENSHRINEMENT.I AM ONLY COMING BECAUSE THE GREATEST PLAYER OF ALL TIME,JERRY RICE IS BEING INDUCTED BUT IT IS SO SAD THAT EVERYTHING HAS TO COME AT SUCH COST.THE PLAYERS HAVE ALREADY MADE MILLIONS OFF OF EVERYDAY PEOPLE LIKE MYSELF BUT THE PLAYERS AGENTS AND THE PEOPLE RUNNING THIS EVENT ALWAYS WANT MORE.I ALREADY HAVE JERRY RICE"S AUTOGRAPH 4 TIMES AT NO COST.HOW ABOUT GIVING ME $500 AND I WILL LET U LOOK AT THEM.(HA HA) ALSO I HAVE AN AUTOGRAGH BASEBALL SIGNED BY ROBERTO CLEMENTE IN 1968 WHEN I WAS 12 YRS. OLD,0 COST.ALL REMEMBER,GREED IS ONE OF THE 7 SINS. GOD BLESS U JEFF

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  • camille - August 01 2010 06:24 PM

    reply to Tom Robson Dick Butkus was also supposed to do the National Sportscard show in Baltimore. He was to sign autos there on Sunday the 8th; about 3 weeks ago, they posted that he had to withdrawl due to "health reason". I can only guess this is why he won't be in Canton. I'm also sorry he'll be missing this weekends festivities.

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  • J.C. - July 30 2010 07:39 PM

    I haven't been to the HOF in about 40 years. I have relatives in Canton and was thinking about going because Ricky Jackson is being inducted and he's long overdue. After seeing the prices, however, I think I will not be making the trip, and if I do, it will be just to visit and walk through the hall again. The NFL screws the normal fan every time there is something special- HOF, Superbowl (try to get tickets for that). Shame on the NFL, not the players. This should be a time of celebration for excellent career achievements.

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  • Jerry Krohn - July 29 2010 10:27 AM

    I am bringing my family half way across country to see two of the greatest football players get their much deserved induction into the HOF, for that i'm excited. However i am very disappointed that i have to tell my 14yr old son (who is nuts about football) that to get his Emmitt Smith jersey autographed we would have to hit the lottery, this is very sad!!! I thought who ever bought tickets (and had a vested interest) to get into the Enshrinement would have access to an affordable autograph & picture...SHAME ON NFL & PLAYERS & SLIMEY AGENTS this should be about the players and fans celebrating amazing careers, not cashing in $$$$.

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  • Jerry Krohn - July 29 2010 10:19 AM

    I am bringing my family half way across country to see two of the greatest football players get their much deserved induction into the HOF, for that i'm excited. However i am very disappointed that i have to tell my 14yr old son (who is nuts about football) that to get his Emmitt Smith jersey autographed we would have to hit the lottery, this is very sad!!! I thought who ever bought tickets (and had a vested interest) to get into the Enshrinement would have access to an affordable autograph & picture...SHAME ON NFL & PLAYERS & SLIMEY AGENTS this should be about the players and fans celebrating amazing careers, not cashing in $$$$.

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  • Allen B - July 29 2010 10:00 AM

    Was very excited to have the oppotunity to attend the festivities until I saw the ridiculous cost for autographs. So much for fan friendly events. I am a life long Cowboy fan, but never would I pay for an autograph. As if Emmit hasn't made enough money already. Anyone need tickets for next weekend! ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  • Eric - Canton OH - July 27 2010 08:53 PM

    The only way I'd pay that HOGWASH price, is if I could sell their scribbled autographs immediatley for profit. FBB

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  • wayne - July 27 2010 10:04 AM

    i agree was planning on bringing my disabled mother down for a road trip but no way can afford thousands of dollars on top of 3-4 hundred in gas guess it is designed for rich locals. I spent a couple hundred for autographs this weekend and got 24 total including 8 from hofs lem barney, mike ditka, & joe schmidt. The most I payed was $40 for one from Mr. Ditka with all inscriptions being free. Was a huge Emmitt fan even supported him on dancing with the stars, but $500 an auto shame on you Emmitt!! Somebody needs to implement an autograph fee salary cap!!!!!!!!!!!

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  • Tom Robson - July 25 2010 10:06 PM

    What happen to Dick Butkus????? He was the main reason I was going. I have already ordered autographs from him and have heard nothing from Mounted Memories! This company sucks! I have been going to this festival for years and I use to have a blast. Well not anymore! This will be the last year I will go until it is changed back to the way it use to be! I refuse to throw what little money I have down the drain just to be disappointment by the poor treatment!!!!!!!

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  • Trobson - July 24 2010 11:52 AM

    What happen to Dick Butkus???? He has been on the list this whole time and now he is gone without any explanation. I have ordered 4 autographs from him because he was my childhood hero and now he has disappeared without any explanation from Mounted Memories. I tried to call Mounted Memories several times since Friday afternoon and left messages but they will not get back to me. I have been going to this festival for a long time and I use to have a blast. Well not the past couple of years!!! I will not return to the festival if it does not go back to the old way because I refuse to continue to throw away what little money I have for such poor treatment!!! This is a disgrace and shame on the players, Mounted Memories, and the HOF for tarnishing my love for football!!

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  • CapKnight - July 24 2010 10:29 AM

    Thanks for the reply. This is just crazy that they can do this for fans. I am still going to try at the end of the parade. Maybe I can get soem luck there. If they just had reasonable prices they would prob make alot more money then the way they are doing it now. So many more people would go to get autographs. I am from the Alliance area which is right down the street from the hall and I know for a fact that more people would be there if the prices were better. capknight

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  • mike - July 24 2010 09:50 AM

    cap knight -the backstage was years ago when the ceremony was on the steps of the hof,its almost impossible to get any free autographs now,ive posted on here before and everyone has a story about how they got so and so.ive been going for years to the ceremony and its all changed,the big name hof players do not sign for anyone. you might get a few team mates of the new enshrinees walking in the crowd but if youre going thinking that youre going to get emmitt smith or aikman or montana walking around at the hall sorry to tell you but no way that will happen.

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  • Tommy - July 24 2010 06:52 AM

    Tommy-July 24 2010 Hello from Iraq, unfortunately I'll miss a Steeler getting put in this year, Congrats Mr. LeBeau! I was at Swann's and the following year Stallworth's induction..what an experience. Then I payed around the 300-350 price, and back then was too much. Lynn would only sign certain things..contracting I guess. I agree on the fact that what have we gone to when pricing takes over. I would like to bring my son for the experience one day, but at the prices it wouldn't be possible. Tommy

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  • CapKnight - July 22 2010 05:09 PM

    Hello this will be my first time trying to get autographs at the hall of fame weekend. People are mentioning on here about at the hotels and backstage. What hotel are they normallly at and can you just walk backstage while the ceremony is going on or do you have to have a ticket for that to? And I agree with everyone on here about the prices. There is no need for a 200-400 price. Its just crazy. I missed out a few years ago on my favorite player Barry Sanders cause the price was way to high and I can not afford that. I really wish something can be done about this so every can meet their football heros. CapKnight

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  • Sixburgh Kitten - July 20 2010 04:39 PM

    Wow. This is a whole new level of greed. For $500 the inductees are going to have to do a lot more than just sign something for me!

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  • Jim - July 20 2010 01:59 PM

    Terry, I also miss the Topps autograph tents where you could get 10-12 HOF'ers for $100. Many are old-timers who counted on that for income! You can barely get one autograph now for what used to buy you a dozen; for shame, Hall of Fame! Also, I agree with Max Moxie; go downtown to the player's hotel. The best I ever got there were Mean Joe Green & Eric Dickerson.

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  • Terry - July 20 2010 09:29 AM

    When is the Hall going to come to it's senses? Before they let "Mounted Memories" take over, there would be 2 to 3 large tents set up in the parking lot and a fan could buy one ticket for $100 and get 12 to 15 autographs at each tent...and if you timed it right you might be able to meet and get autographs from 30+ HOFer's for $200! What happened?...who got greedy? Sure, there probably were some "fans" who turned around and tried to make a quick buck on ebay, but the great majority of the people that I saw, standing in long lines waiting to meet their heroes...were simply real football fans. Do the players, the Hall of Fame and Mounted Memories realize how this economy has hurt people...what ever happened to "giving back" a little...I think it would be better not to have any signings at all, than to belittle an Emmit Smith fan by asking for $418.00 so Mr. Smith could put "Emmit Smith HOF" on an 8"x10". The Hall of Fame weekend should be a celebration of the players and their fans...it should be about inclusion...not exclusion, based on some outrageous pricing structure dreamed up by some marketing guy who probably doesn't even like football. I sincerly hope that the Hall reads these posts and quickly puts an end to this unnecessary and embarrassing situation.

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  • Mike A - July 18 2010 11:00 AM

    This is my & my brother's 1st time going the HOF festivities. Can anyone let me know what days they have the activities like throwing the football at cut out receivers, games/obstacles, & the other outdoor activities? Thank you.

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  • Rico cox - July 15 2010 06:27 AM

    whats hotel does the player stay at in canton or akron?

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  • Matt Socknat - July 14 2010 01:20 PM

    Does anyone know the order in which the 2010 class will be inducted? Is it done alphabetically? Thanks

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  • Matt Socknat - July 14 2010 01:18 PM

    Does anyone know the order in which the 2010 class will be inducted? Is it done alphabetically? Thanks

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  • Max Moxie - July 13 2010 02:21 AM

    This is for Donald Downs. Don, don't pay for any of those signatures. Every year, I went to the Hall, I would go to the player's hotel in downtown Canton. I've gotten Joe Namath, Fred Biletnikoff, John Stallworth, Franco Harris, Randy White, and countless other Hall of Famers. You may not get Emmitt Smith, but if you had any chance to get him for free....it would be there. Also, many HOFers hang out behind the Hall when the enshrinement is going on. You have a great chance to get anyone back there when they are taking a smoke break......Hope this helps..... Max

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  • Ash - July 12 2010 12:42 PM

    this is my first time going to the hall, and i was wondering if there was any other events going on in the area where you might be able to get a autograph?

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  • Jim - July 08 2010 09:42 PM

    I haven't been to the HOF in a few years. Where in the Canton area would HOFers be signing on Thurs-Sun of enshrinement weekend? I noticed other posts mentioned Belden Village Mall and Holiday Inn-Belden Village. Is there a web site for the show at the BV Mall? Thanks

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  • donald downs - July 08 2010 05:24 PM

    I have been comming to the HOF for years everytime that a Cowboy gets inshrined I have always paid the $200.00-$300.00 for all the guys coming in. I have been laid off for ten months . In todays economy there is no way I can justify paying $300.00 for one signature. I have a full size helmet with all of the members in the Hof signed on it. I figured I could keep coming every year and keep it current. I guess that will not happen now. Please let me know if you come down on the price for the average fan. Just wish I could keep these memories alive. Don

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