Mom bin my autograph and letter nft drew ray tanner

I Have a bit of unfortunate and sad news about me

I got sent a letter and autograph stuff from Drew Ray Tanner as I won his NFT competition. He is a actor

Unfortunately, while my mom was tidying my room, she accidentally threw it out, not realising what it was or how important it was to me. Despite it being put in a safe place

So it’s just really upset me especially as the autograph was from Drew and last year I even showed him it when I spoke with him

I’m extremely upset, as the NFT pictures and card / personalised letter held significant personal value and meant so much to me.
What’s worse is that I didn’t take a picture of the message letter.
So it’s just made me feel very down, and upset

Anyone else has a similar experience or am I only one

sadly he I think has stop doing his nft business so can't contact to be sent it again

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Permalink Reply by Findbooks on August 30, 2025 at 7:07am

I never tried, Gibby. A lot of them were pretty obscure and I would have been hard pressed to remember half of the titles even back then.

The Clash and the Pistols were too "mainstream" for my tastes :-) so they were not represented apart from God Save the Queen. I was particularly proud of my copy of Sick of You by The Users as it was No. 2 of 500 - practically put me in the studio with them (I felt).

I didn't buy them as any kind of "investment" or anything it was just what I was in to at the time. A couple of years later I was back into the Prog Rock scene. I sometimes remember them wistfully but with no great angst.

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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo on August 29, 2025 at 11:04am

Now that I think about it there was a member from the Philippines named Goch1 whose mom's house cleaner threw out a prized autograph of some value but I think he was able to retrieve it.

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Permalink Reply by Gibby on August 29, 2025 at 5:23pm

He is lucky he was able to get it back

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Permalink Reply by AustinCollector on August 29, 2025 at 3:41pm

That’s bittersweet news, Gibby. Now you join the rest of us in a lifelong quest — chasing the mythical, never-quite-the-same Drew Ray Tanner autograph, always hoping to recapture the lightning-in-a-bottle magic of that very first one. Welcome to our strange little hobby.