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I recently received a postcard from inventor Steven Frey. He signed the front of the postcard, as well as the back. Should I count that as 2 autographs since he signed both sides, or should I count it as one autograph since it's on one object?

That's a tough one! I would say only one as it's the same person's signature twice on one object.

I was wondering the same thing as I recieved 2 things signed by bernard cribbins as well as him writing on my letter.

An autograph is the person's signature. So if he singed it twice, then it's two autographs. It may only be on one item, but still technically it's two autographs, just on one item.

I would count it as one, because it was on one item, but thats great you got it signed twice lol

im gonna have to say that its only one, cause it signed by one person and one object,

id say its one auto because its only one signature, if it was signed by that person and another person then its 2 autos.

If you sign your name twice on a paper, you don't have one autograph, you have two. Yes, one unique autograph, but two autographs, quantity speaking.

I'd personally say it was two.

I always count each individual signature as one Autograph. {thumb2} Even though I may have 736 autographs, that doesnt mean I've written to 736 people. Sometimes I'll get 4 or even 11 signatures from someone and I count each one.

RYAN J.

Hi,
I have a Geogray Itzin double sided signed Index card and I counted it as one autograph.
Jason