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What Are the Most Valuable Living Celebrity Autographs?

What are the most valuable living celebrity autographs? How much are they worth?

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Permalink Reply by Kevin C on April 28, 2015 at 5:35pm

Ding ding ding Barry. Every one of the examples posted make me uncomfortable with the exception being the ugly gold ball. Just my opinion but I'd be wary.

Permalink Reply by James on April 28, 2015 at 11:11pm

The Michael Jordan market is COLLAPSING. I paid $1200 about 13 years ago for one of those gold basketballs, and now you can get one for under $600!! There is just way too much MJ stuff out there. At least with many celebrities, like musicians, you never really know how much is out there because they don't do documented signings. MJ signs and signs and signs for UDA constantly. In 10 years, you'll probably be able to get a signed basketball for $200 UDA. And all these sellers on eBay are going to be left holding the bag. Their stuff on eBay will just sit for years unless they drastically drop prices and face reality. Wilt Chamberlain, the REAL GREATEST of all-time, is a much wiser investment.

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Permalink Reply by Carlos on April 28, 2015 at 5:39pm

Lol if you think they aren't authentic you don't know MJs auto
I'm fine with you overpaying though lol

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Permalink Reply by Sports n Stuff on April 18, 2015 at 9:51pm

Ali signed everything. Just you can tell in the late 90's how bad his auto was getting but heck even early 90's it was starting to get shaky!

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Permalink Reply by AC on April 18, 2015 at 11:45pm

I think for the true value on Ali you need a AKA or Cassius signature that's what is worth the most.

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Permalink Reply by Sports n Stuff on April 19, 2015 at 10:10am

Most definitely! Wasn't his wife pretty much signing autos for him? Ie using hers and his hand to sign items? I could be mistaken but thought that's what I heard when he got really bad and now doesn't sign anything!

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Permalink Reply by Robert Parker MSgt USMC Retired on May 2, 2015 at 5:35pm

I saw Ali in exhibition in '72; he said (and did) sign an autograph for anyone, so long as they bought the $1.25 Muhammad Speaks newspaper, then he would sign that; only. So I got mine; stood at the corner of the ring (he was in the ring, hands still taped and he was draped). He was talking to others in the ring as he was signing… and not looking up. So after I got my first…. I just turned away, refolded that paper and tried again. Yep. Another one. So; what the hell, I'll see how many i can get. Turned away; refolded and tried again. But at this one, as he was signing, he looked me in the eye and said: this is the last one. Ha Ha…. busted. So next day a school I pulled off a page; sold that autograph for $5 and got my money back for having to buy that stupid newspaper….
Also; he did not sign it with the full name: just M Ali .. (three times though .. :)