Autograph value How to sell
In 1959 I was on a stage crew for an appreciation night program for Melvin Laird who at that time was Seventh District of Congress Representative. Richard Nixon, then vice president, gave the address. I had him sign some autographs on the program for the night. I have no use for them and want to find out if his autograph has any value or how best to sell them. Any ideas?
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Rick, Chumlee call in Robert to get the autograph verified. 0 -
Pretty sure not worth much
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"Wotchie wanta do withem, my man?" 0 -
...I just don't see a market for them. For those reasons, I'm out. 0 -
I would do a auction search but looks like some one did .
or just list them and see what happens .
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My late MIL was quite a movie buff back when she was growing up during Hollywood's Golden Age. (Late 1930's\40's). She would write letters to her favorite stars and many would send her autographed pictures of themselves. She even got my wife hooked doing this when she was in her teens and she also received many signed pictures of some famous actors.
When MIL passed, she left my wife a large scrapbook with so many well knowns I failed to count them!
From Betty Grable, Judy Garland, Doris Day, Lucile Ball, Jimmy Stewart, James Cagney, Ronald Coleman, Errol Flynn, and many more!
My favorite is a Christmas card and a personal letter hand written by Red Skelton!
I understand that there are probably a percentage of these autographed pictures and postcards that were signed by star secretaries or auto signed but pretty sure many are the real deal. Wife nor I have ever tried to find any values but sure these must be worth something. She would never sell anyway.0
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