A father and son buying premium slabs, vintage, and full collections across Texas and beyond. Single cards $500 and up, collections of any size. Two generations. 42 years. One passion.
“In a hobby where trust and reputation mean everything, Slabs & Signatures is as trustworthy as they come. Honest, fair on pricing, and always easy to work with.”
“I've done multiple deals with Tucker and trust them 100%.”
“One of the best in the game — they are very fair sellers and buyers.”
Slabs & Signatures is a father and son who buy and sell high-end sports cards. We work shows across the country, from Houston to Anaheim, Nashville, Chicago and Boston, and we do most of our business face to face across a table.
Tucker has been in the hobby since the 1980s. He's an old-school collector focused on safe, sound investments in cards and autographs — vintage, Hall of Famers, and the kind of deals you make on a handshake.
Grayson brings the next-gen energy. He tracks the modern market on eBay and Instagram, knows which cards are liquid this month, and closes his own deals on the floor.
Two ways of reading the same hobby, working the same table. Tucker knows what a card is worth over twenty years; Grayson knows what it's worth this weekend. Between the two, sellers get a number that holds up — and we show the comps behind it.

In the hobby since the 1980s and buying at shows since he was a kid at TriStar with his own dad. Tucker handles the vintage side and the bigger deals — Mantle, Jordan, Hall of Fame autographs — and would rather work a number face to face than over a screen.

Grew up with eBay and Instagram and reads the modern market better than most people twice his age. Grayson knows which cards are liquid this month, works the floor on his own, and closes his own five-figure deals.
Highlights, top pulls, and behind-the-booth moments from the shows we've hit. Swipe for more.
First time vending in the Dallas Card Show circuit, albeit at the familiar George R. Brown Convention Center. Friday started off with a huge trade…
We got back from 8 days in Nassau and did not vend at either show. We got VIP passes for H-Town and grabbed a couple of nice PSA 7 Mantles…
Our 3rd National together, and our five days in Rosemont felt a bit like a rollercoaster. Before we even left, The Hyatt killing the trade nights had us scramble…
We were not sure what to make of this show. Sandwiched in between The National and The West Coast Card Show, our focus was going to be narrow and the buying conservative…
The busiest show weekend of the year, and we chose Anaheim over Dallas and Fanatics Fest. Right away, you could tell that this was a high-end show with high-end buyers…
This is the smallest show we do (only about 30 sports tables, 65 total), but it's a short drive and we tend to be a draw due to less competition…
Our 2nd Space City show in Rosenberg, and it was a steady show. We came to buy for The West Coast Card Show and were able to target Ohtani heavily…
A tough weekend, and not much of it the show's fault. January at the GRB was excellent. This one ran slow from the start — with the World Cup in town…
We're active booth dealers and sponsors at card shows across Texas and beyond.
Downsizing a collection, selling a single graded gem, or clearing out a storage unit — we make fair, same-day cash offers at shows and online. No lowballs, no games. Got a question about a card or an upcoming show instead? Same box — just send it over.
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