*** POLL ENDED *** Does any one sell their autographs?

[Guest]

I would never sell my autographs! But i do like going in my local autograph shop in the mall and see how much they're all worth.

WoW you have a local autograph shop!!! I would love to have one at the mall in my town...have you ever bought anything there?

...were do people sell there autographs anyways? I dont think i'd sell mine unless someone gave me a lot of mula. I try not to give any away because I collect because I want something cool to pass down to my kids if I ever have any then I would hope they would try to add there own to the collection. Also my autographs are like family so I can't split them apart...jk.

No i havent ever bought anything there as the cheapest ones are still quite expensive But some of my collection are being sold in the shop for like £150 ( sorry don't know what that is in dollars maybe like $260???)

[froggys_friend91]

No i havent ever bought anything there as the cheapest ones are still quite expensive But some of my collection are being sold in the shop for like £150 ( sorry don't know what that is in dollars maybe like $260???)

yea I dont think I would buy anything from there either. Not only because it is expenive but because I like to write to celebs because if they send something back like an autograph it is going speifically to you but if you go and buy them then the celeb isn't giving it to you...hahaha if that makes any sence. And the first guest was me because I didn't notice that I wasn't signed in. So like what are some of your autographs that sell for a lot at that store?

[antona05]

I'd probably sell the ones i have a ton of.
and by a ton i mean 3-4 of.

[Debs eleven]

I have some old ones passed down to my husband and me from my father-in-law that could be worth money, like Paul McCartney, Elton John, Bob Hope, Morecambe and Wise but I dont know if I could actually part with them unless I was desperate for a few quid! lol

[Aimee OC]

Sorry i was the other Guest i didn't kno that i wasn't signed in They sell for a lot of money people like Muhamed Ali's, Johnny Depp, Tom Cruise, Leonardo Di Caprio and Britney Spears, people like that really.

[Becksibee]

No i could never sell mine. There special to me and they make me feel special as i am the only person i no (personally out of family,personal, college and work friend) who collects them. The only way i would sell them is if a (close as in i actually see them) member of family or a close friend was in desperate need of money for food or bills or something and i no it would bring a few quid to help them out. It would kill me to do so but would kill me more to see them in pain. If ya no what i mean?

[Aimee OC]

No i could never sell mine. There special to me and they make me feel special as i am the only person i no (personally out of family,personal, college and work friend) who collects them. The only way i would sell them is if a (close as in i actually see them) member of family or a close friend was in desperate need of money for food or bills or something and i no it would bring a few quid to help them out. It would kill me to do so but would kill me more to see them in pain. If ya no what i mean?

That is soo sweet I would also do the same for any of my close family or friends.

[Smudge]

As I have a terrible memory and it is too late to keep a record of who I send to, I have written to several celebs and received duplicates therefore I would definitely sell the ones that I have 2 of!

Although saying this I have given a lot of my duplicates to my mate Nathan so I don't have many!

At the moment I only collect for sentimental value and, at the moment, would NEVER sell an autograph (even a duplicate) as I purely do it 'cos I enjoy it.

But, as autograph collecting is becoming more popular, and the value of signed photos is increasing annually, I may sell them in about 20 years - either that or pass them down to my children (If I ever have any!)

[stephanie]

i would not sell mine bc they actually are my 2yr old sons collecton. i am getting some to sell for an auction called Amanda's auction to raise money for a coma patient with serious brain injuries