Authenticity is Everything
frank sinatra
hi Guys, i have been a collector for many years amassing a large number of autographs from various fields, i have recently had to sell a number of items due to shortage of work, one signature i have a few of, having met him a number of times is Frank Sinatra, I have tried to sell one of these recently but am suprised at the lack of interest, i believe this is due to the autograph looking like the standard snatra signature that you see, but i know it is genuine as i was there at the time, it was 3 AM at the time and he had had a few drinks i believe.
it is still annoying that it wont even attract bids and i feel i should not start auctions low with such an item
i have scanned the sig and would be interested in any opinions
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Permalink Reply by Dan Gregory on
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It has a lot of positive traits. What about consigning to RR Auctions? Sadly on eBay many will only buy with a sticker attached!
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i have never used them, maybe i could do it with this one, i agree that authentication will help to sell but not 100% and a lot of the sites are charging 150$ for a Sinatra cert!!!
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Permalink Reply by Steve Viola on
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you got this yourself? What is it on? What are you asking for it?
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hi yes i got it myself, at the Savoy hotel London, while he was playing the Royal Albert hall 1992,
i have a photo of him at the time, but not signing my actual item.
it is on a page taken from a Concert programme chronicling his record sleve covers. i should have kept the whole programme but i cut it to frame.
i have only so far put it on ebay with a reserve of 200GBP, had watchers but no bids, i have emailed R&R to see if they are interested i thought the photo might interest the people here as i have rarely seen pictures of him signing
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Permalink Reply by Peter Lougheed on
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