by The_Champion » Mon Oct 08, 2007 3:10 am
[quote="Fudgemonkey"]I'm mixed on this topic...For example, when I write emails to celebs, I tend to write more than one by accident (I can never keep track of who I write to)...So now I have double Bob Dole, Al Roker, John Travolta, and Jim Davis. I have no need for two, so I think it makes sense to sell them.
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I can see accidentally getting doubles through e-mail (but come on, who would buy an Al Roker? lol), but a lot of people just like to take advantage of the good will of celebrities and get as many as possible. I don't think that is right. I don't think that it's right even to sell stuff to fund autograph collecting. Don't make the hobby harder for others because you don't want to spend $8 on a book of stamps. Selling autographs is what makes a lot of celebrities not sign. As an autograph collector you want them to sign. By selling the autograph, you're ulitmately making this hobby harder on yourself.
[quote="Fudgemonkey"]I'm mixed on this topic...For example, when I write emails to celebs, I tend to write more than one by accident (I can never keep track of who I write to)...So now I have double Bob Dole, Al Roker, John Travolta, and Jim Davis. I have no need for two, so I think it makes sense to sell them.
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I can see accidentally getting doubles through e-mail (but come on, who would buy an Al Roker? lol), but a lot of people just like to take advantage of the good will of celebrities and get as many as possible. I don't think that is right. I don't think that it's right even to sell stuff to fund autograph collecting. Don't make the hobby harder for others because you don't want to spend $8 on a book of stamps. Selling autographs is what makes a lot of celebrities not sign. As an autograph collector you want them to sign. By selling the autograph, you're ulitmately making this hobby harder on yourself.