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Would you, and which would have more value long term?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jim Cushman Dec 28, 2024. 11 Replies 0 Likes
I have had these two pairs of autographs for a long time. Signed at close to the same time. Reading lately about consideration of having a restorer marrying the two sets onto a one page set of…Continue
Opinions on this Clapton?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Findbooks Jan 26, 2024. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Paul Opinions Please???
Started this discussion. Last reply by Chad B Jan 28, 2024. 6 Replies 0 Likes
George authentic?
Started this discussion. Last reply by terrier8HOF Jan 19, 2024. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Thoughts on this George?Continue
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"I meant "sold" of course - I say this as "solid" might also have fitted the sentence"
"Speaking as someone who cuts tip in signed pages from books and has been a bit destructive with certain items at times. See my post here
https://live.autographmagazine.com/forum/topics/my-newest-creation-wondering-what-everyone-s-opinion-is
I would…"
"I can hardly believe the question, especially the part about removing the inscription. Marrying two unconnected sets would be tantamount to fraud anyway unless the finished "work" was solid as a marriage - and I can guarantee that no…"
"This would be destructive! It is in its most valuable state as is. In my book a true restorer would never even consider any this."
"Leave it alone, for sure. "
"Thanks for an indication of values."
"I wouldn’t have a restorer do anything to that set. It’s more valuable in its original form."
"I can't believe that removing an original inscription on a Beatles autograph is even a consideration. It is part of it's history and helps authenticate it.
As for "marrying" two pages of different sizes and colors, I…"
"I can’t speak to authenticity on the Fab Four but if indeed authentic I wouldn’t do any type of marrying or restoration/ inscription manipulation of any sort! Leave them as is. They are still together. No need to artificially…"
Would you, and which would have more value long term?
I have had these two pairs of autographs for a long time. Signed at close to the same time. Reading lately about consideration of having a restorer marrying the two sets onto a one page set of four? Looking for your opinions on the wisdom of doing this. How would the values before and after change in your opinion assuming the restorer did a very good job. Also would you have the dedication removed at the same time. Your thoughts appreciated. Thanks…See More
"Maple Leaf Gardens, sadly now a grocery store. These tickets from 65."
"The third one was mine at one time. Signed to Margaret Hunt, see Yesterday, Memories of a Beatle Fan.
Great story and details of how they were obtained.
I ended up with her scrapbook after some items had been stripped out by a few…"
"Hi Marc, lovely item. I have a rare 62. PM me"
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