George and Ringo with Gery and the Pacemakers/Lennon Promo

Hello,
Brand new to this awesome site, hope it will be a pleasant experience.
I have a question, does the addition Autographs from another super group, at the time, increase, diminish, or have no effect on the value of the Beatles' signatures?
Also, Julien's and Heritage Auctions wanted to separate my John Lennon signed Promotional Card from Paul's individual early autograph and the menu, of my previous enquiry, of George and Ringo ( plus Gerry et al).
Wouldn't keeping them together sell for more than each individually?
Thanks so much in advance for your advice.

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Permalink Reply by Phil Spilsbury on July 3, 2017 at 7:00am

All my Beatles autographs are from late 1962 and the first half of 1963. The Gerry autograph is odd as its upside down. 

I've got Gerry autographs from 1963 and bizarrely enough they are also upside down. I thought he'd just signed with item wrong way up by accident but looking at yours hes' done the same. 

Permalink Reply by Buddy Peterson on July 3, 2017 at 8:09am
I'm thinking maybe he's trying to stand out from the others, or he's sitting opposite from them. His signature is not only upside down but it's twice the size.
Permalink Reply by Phil Spilsbury on July 3, 2017 at 8:14am

Well I thought the same, it was a mistake or it was just where he was standing but now i've seen these pictures it makes me think Gerry was trying to stand out or be different. 

Permalink Reply by Phil Spilsbury on July 3, 2017 at 8:17am

Here's an example, upside down on his own head! I've got others similar. 

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