dgangel wrote:You could always do a search on the internet to find out the value of your autographs.

I agree with dgangel, It is very easy to do a search on the internet to get an idea what the value of your autograph is. There is also publications that list autograph values. Although not an exact science, value basically comes down to what someone else is willing to pay.

I like it! I'm most likely not going to sell any of mine, but it would be fun to know the value!

I’m not sure of this idea, thanks for suggesting it but I wouldn’t see the point in opening it as it would be a good open topic for arguments and criticism.

And if the famous celebrity is not with us any longer and we will need experts to label the price like those who sell antiques

You could always do a search on the internet to find out the value of your autographs.

well i am curious about the value and i dont wanna sell any

how about opening up a section of the site wheir you can post a autograph you recieved(whichever form of collecting) and you can ask the value of it

you wouldnt always need to post a pic you would just right the autograph you got is it personalized which form of collecting did you recive it from etc example

my ralph kiner autograph met him before the mets game while i was in new york waiting for the elevator he signed it on a ticket stup to anthony all the best ralph kiner and its a bit smuged because it was signed with a fountain pen but still a great auto