My Autograph Collection for Sale

[Simkins2015]

Hi everyone,

My name is Dylan and I am selling my whole entire autograph collection. All of the autographs are in excellent condition and come with certificate of authenticity. I have a great selection from the cast of the Fast and the Furious cast to The Avengers cast, Robert DeNiro, Paul Walker, Ashlee Simpson, and much much more.

Here is the link https://selling-my-autograph-collection.square.site

[eternity20155]

some do not look authentic.

[northwellguy]

some do not look authentic.

Ya think?
All total fakes

[Simkins2015]

They all have certificate of authenticity

[Simkins2015]

some do not look authentic.

Ya think?
All total fakes

I got them all from an autograph dealer and they come with certificate of authenticity.

[eternity20155]

everyone can make a certificate.

[northwellguy]

some do not look authentic.

Ya think?
All total fakes

I got them all from an autograph dealer and they come with certificate of authenticity.

Yeah it's so hard to make a certificate
Sooooooooooooooooooooooo fake

[Hartster]

Goes without saying: Trust the autograph, not a piece of paper. Where does the person usually sign? How do they usually sign? Even rushed in-persons have similar characteristics. What do they sign? Are there photos or other material that they don't sign? Is it a rare, not usually seen photo, or one that's been signed plenty of times? (Sometimes, as consideration for appearing at a public event like a convention, the celebrity is asked to sign a stack of photos. Sometimes a dealer will ask them to sign a few as well.)

Autograph authentication companies can and do make mistakes, and you're relying on a third party who may not have witnessed the signing. You want provenance - how does the person get their autographs? Where did they get them? What kind of money-back guarantee do they offer? Are they a registered dealer with a reputable autograph organization (like UACC?)

That said, questions of authenticity aside, some of your autographs are not worth the price you're asking simply because they were not signed in optimal places. The Patrick Stewart, for example, could have been signed with a silver or gold Sharpie in its present place. But it's signed in a dark marker on a dark spot, where there are lighter places to sign.