Spurs fans, get ready for a full-on sprint. Dylan Harper is coming to San Antonio for a meet-and-greet, but here is the kicker: only 225 autographs are up for grabs. Yeah, you read that right. Just 225. This limited opportunity means fans who want to score a signature from the guard will need to be ready to move fast this fall, because Boomtown Sports Cards & Collectibles is about to become ground zero for a serious hustle.
The Race to Get In
Mark your calendars right now because this is going to be a mad dash. Harper is scheduled to appear at a Fanatics-sponsored event at 7 p.m. on October 15 at Boomtown Sports Cards & Collectibles, located at 10350 Bandera Road, Suite 305. The real action, though, starts much sooner. Tickets go on sale in person at 10 a.m. Saturday, August 29. Boomtown has already said they expect these tickets to sell out quickly. Why so few? Time constraints are the reason for the strict 225-ticket limit. Each ticket gets you one signed item, and purchases are capped at two tickets per party or family. There is no designated time for a line to start forming before Saturday’s sale, but staff will count customers and stop the line once all available tickets are gone to prevent unnecessary waiting. You do not want to be stuck in that line for nothing.
Wallet Check and Rules of the Game
So, you get lucky and snag an autograph ticket. What is it going to cost you? Prices depend on what you want signed. Cards, photos, and other flat items up to 16-by-20 inches run $150. If you are looking to get a jersey, shoes, or a basketball signed, that will be $200. Want to add an inscription like “Go Spurs Go”? That is an extra $65. You are limited to one inscription per person, and you cannot add an inscription to an item that already has one.
Harper can sign trading cards, jerseys, basketballs, shoes, and photos. Just a heads-up, artwork, game-used items, and unlicensed merchandise or cards will not be accepted, and game-used inscriptions are a no-go. Both Harper and Fanatics reserve the right to refuse certain items. If you are looking for a photo with Harper, that is a separate $150 ticket and happens before the autograph session. Photo-op ticket holders will form a separate line and photos will be taken inside the shop in front of a new mural and backdrop. A Boomtown representative will take multiple photos using your phone, and each photo-op ticket allows up to four people, with one ticket permitted per party. If you grab both an autograph and photo ticket, you will do your photo first, then hit the autograph line.
This isn’t just a casual stroll down to Boomtown. This is a mission for those 225 spots. For anyone hoping to get a piece of Dylan Harper memorabilia, August 29 is the day everything goes down. Make sure you are ready.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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