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Not always. Autopenned astronaut photos do have value, both monetarily - I've sold a few - and as placeholders for a collection until a real example can be had. But sometimes that's just not possible.luckyas13canbe wrote:Seriously, the most epic of all the stupid responses. If it is not signed by the person you wrote to, then it's worth squat.Beagle wrote:While everyone has their own opinions about APs or secretarials, the way I see it receiving something back is always better than getting a RTS or nothing at all. Congrats.
Did you buy it in person? If not, you have no proof yours is real. And where is a photo of the autograph? Why is everyone saying it is not real when we cannot see it?Bre2123 wrote:I have a BOUGHT authentic of hers and it looks nothing like yours dear....sorry.
Shanlovegood_x wrote:I sent a photo to Emma Watson on 2nd December 2012 and received it back signed on 15th June 2013.
Address I used:
Emma Watson
Public Eye Communications, Ltd
Suite 313
The Plaza
535 King's Road
London, SW10 OSZ
UK
HiShanlovegood_x wrote:I sent a photo to Emma Watson on 2nd December 2012 and received it back signed on 15th June 2013.
Address I used:
Emma Watson
Public Eye Communications, Ltd
Suite 313
The Plaza
535 King's Road
London, SW10 OSZ
UK
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