The first 3 are in no particular order.
2003 Topps Finest Brooks Robinson Finest Moments autograph

2001 Topps Finest Fusion Frank Robinson autograph

2007 Allen & Ginter Nick Markakis autograph

Honorable Mention:
2009 Allen & Ginter Burke Kenny red ink autograph
It's a red ink (novelty) auto. Nothing else need be said.
2009 Allen & Ginter Burke Kenny red ink autograph

Sticker auto exemption:
At least it's a clear sticker. You probably can't even tell from the scan, but trust me, it's a sticker.

So, there you have it, a few of my absolute favorite autographs. While some of us (me included) believe all autos should be on-card, it is a reality that we are (sadly) VERY far away from. The good news is that there appears to be light at the end of the tunnel, and some companies are starting to realize that collectors don't want a piece of scotch tape that's been scribbled on and then stuck to a card.
Nice cards Beardy.
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