Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry has signed a new exclusive autograph deal with Steiner Sports, after his deal with Fanatics expired, according to ESPN's Darren Rovell.

With his popularity at an all-time high after a torrid run during the past three seasons, earning him two titles, two Most Valuable Player trophies, and three All-Star selections, Steiner has made a score of its own, grabbing one of the most-requested John Hancocks of the NBA world.

Fans relate to Curry as a smaller, less muscular counterpart than other NBA athletes; often a crowd and kid favorite for that very reason.

A hand-signed 16-by-20 photograph is $300, while autographed basketballs start at $480, signed jerseys start at $700 with MVP and Championship Edition jerseys going for $900, according to their site.

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For some wondering if fans out and about would have to pay for his autograph, the company was quick to set the record straight.

Curry is coming off a second straight season having the best-selling jersey in the league, a feat that Steiner and Curry will likely cash in bundles coming into this deal.