Is there much of a market for autographs one ugly paper scraps?
291fifth
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There have been several recent posts which showed autographs on little more than paper scraps that must have been near at hand at the time they were signed. Eye-appeal of such items is poor even when the autograph is significant. Is there much of a market for such items?
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It really depends on the rarity of the autograph itself.
A Bob Feller or Pete Rose autograph on a scrap of paper would be worth very little. An autograph of someone like Kid Nichols, Hoss Radbourn, Addie Joss or one of the more obscure Negro League HOFers would be worth quite a bit, simply because they don't exist in near enough numbers.
Steve