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I'm not an autograph collector really but I have a Marlon Brando autograph that I personally obtained in August 1989. He was on a red-eye flight that I was on from Los Angeles to Toronto. He was going to Toronto to film The Freshman with Matthew Broderick after almost a decade of seclusion.
Upon landing in Toronto at about 5 or 6 in the morning, I went outside to have a cigarette. He was sitting on this concrete median that was pushed up against the building with his feet dangling. He kinda looked like a bum! If I hadn't known that he was on my flight, I would probably never have recognized him.
I approached him and apologized for bothering him and asked if I could get his autograph. All I had was my boarding pass. He turned toward me and looked me up and down, took the boarding pass and signed it and handed it back to me. I thanked him and he gave a slight nod.
I've kept it all this time. Only recently have I bothered to do any research and have found out that he wasn't a big autographer and my autograph may have quite a bit of value.
Attached is a scan of the autograph.
Any thought on what the value might be? Do I need to get it authenitcated if I want to sell it? I appreciate any advise people can give me.
Tags: authenticated, autograph, brando, celebrity, classic, hollywood, marlon, value
I bet they will sell Brando sigs in bulk too!
I agree with Steve.
It's unbelievable the number of "Godfather Cast" autographed posters that sold sold on Ebay during the last decade or so. Disgusting.
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