I don't frame any of my autographs. The only things I frame are my match worn Aston Villa shirts that are signed by the players who wore them.

[quote="dgangel"]The picture could stick to the glass, moisture could develop. I have had a regular picture stick to the glass in the frame and it got ruined.[/quote]
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I actually have several of my favorite autographs framed and hanging on the wall. I have a movie room in my house and I decorated the room with them. Since I live in Arizona there really isn't any chance of moisture developing (being in the desert and all ;)). But I can see if you live in a cold, rainy area and have a drafty room, then it probably isn't a good idea to hang them on your wall. As for pictures sticking against the glass, with a good frame your art, pictures or w/e) should never even touch the glass.

But to answer the original question of this thread, I never hang anything that I'm not 100% sure of it's authenticity.[/color]

I don't frame my autographs. I keep them in a photo-album, so they're safe. :)

i dont frame any of my autographs, i have still got to get a binder to keep them in to keep them safe, they are currently in a box on my shelf

The picture could stick to the glass, moisture could develop. I have had a regular picture stick to the glass in the frame and it got ruined.

If you love your autographs, please dont EVER frame them. Too many things can go wrong.

I never frame my autographs, they all go in protective sheets into my scrapbooks.

Hi,
when i get items signed on index cards, i photocopy the index card and frame it with a 5x7 pic, that way i can disply it, but also perserve the geuine copy.
Jason.

I NEVER frame anything. There are too many hazards to the photo's protection when framing in my opinion.

I have a few in frames that I know are authentic. I don't frame the originals though. I always get photocopies at my local copy shop and frame them instead. I'd never frame a known secratarial or pp. I just throw them away.
I keep all of my original autographs in binders.