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most expensive living autograph?????

Given the sale of the Bob Dylan signed blonde on blonde album for over $6,000 last night, Dylan has to be the answer. Any other ideas?

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Permalink Reply by Xwiesy on March 22, 2014 at 5:36pm

The demand will always outweigh the supply because the supply is very limited...

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Permalink Reply by stephen aronson on March 22, 2014 at 6:03pm

agreed that demand will outweigh supply, but its a matter or degree that determines price. To the extent that the demand decreases in the future, even to the extent that supply doesnt increase, the price will either fall or remain stagnant, or, simply be one of those very expensive autographs that is not particularly liquid.

One other interesting point here. I admit i know nothing about dylan, but given that he is alive, its always possible that he has signed a bunch of stuff that his family is holding that could come onto the market after he dies, which can impact supply and therefore price. That certainly happened when Ted Williams died. Interesting way to generate wealth for your heirs.

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