Hi seanny
Thanks for your posting! Yeah I will be including the whole thing if it is wanted, letter, comp slip, envelope etc.
When I sold the couple of bits the other day on Ebay I gave away all the original packaging from whoever donated it (paramount pics and granada tv for those two).
Personally, if I was bidding I would be thinking like you. I would want everything that proves it's real.
It is a serious problem that there are so many dodgy autograph sellers, especially on Ebay and the like. All it does it seriously push the prices down. I can 100% guarentee all my autos are authentic - I have written to them all afterall, but buyers find it difficult to take your word for it.
I won't try to say I am anywhere near an expert on all autographs, but I have seen autos for sale on Ebay purpotedly authentics which look nothing like the confirmed autos I have received.
The problem is that if for example I was actually to put an original Elton John autograph on an Ebay I would never get it's true value. Buyers are rightfully sceptical but when you have to sell a £450 auto for £30 you begin to think . . . . .
I can't really complain because any money for charity is better than none, but more is better than less!
Cheers for you input,
Ian

[quote="seanny"]hi ian a.k.a. the collector i just thought of something im not sure if u have already thought of it but its just a idea like but i was thinking with the autographs that people buy when u sell them on the site r u going to put in the letter u got with the autograph as it helps show its authentic i know the letter is with ur name at the beginning but im sure it mite help the sale a bit more just a idea hope this is worth u reading lol tell me wat u think and i hope the action goes well ill be bidding for some of them if i dont get any replys by the time the action is on
thanks for all the great advice :D :D :D {up} {up} {up} {up}
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Hi seanny {up}
Thanks for your posting! Yeah I will be including the whole thing if it is wanted, letter, comp slip, envelope etc.
When I sold the couple of bits the other day on Ebay I gave away all the original packaging from whoever donated it (paramount pics and granada tv for those two).
Personally, if I was bidding I would be thinking like you. I would want everything that proves it's real.
It is a serious problem that there are so many dodgy autograph sellers, especially on Ebay and the like. All it does it seriously push the prices down. I can 100% guarentee all my autos are authentic - I have written to them all afterall, but buyers find it difficult to take your word for it.
I won't try to say I am anywhere near an expert on all autographs, but I have seen autos for sale on Ebay purpotedly authentics which look nothing like the confirmed autos I have received.
The problem is that if for example I was actually to put an original Elton John autograph on an Ebay I would never get it's true value. Buyers are rightfully sceptical but when you have to sell a £450 auto for £30 you begin to think . . . . .
I can't really complain because any money for charity is better than none, but more is better than less!
Cheers for you input,
Ian {up}