Autograph Collection For Sale

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• Tilly Masterson 007 UKPosts: 1,472MI6 Agent

  June 2009

  Unfortunately I have many duplicates of the above names, but why not stick them on Ebay and see if you can flog them that way.
  
  I saw sergei007's collection go for over £1,000 for his signed photos and signed trading cards and to think he was selling them here before he went to Ebay, shows he made a big profit!!
• MrMaudAdams Posts: 5MI6 Agent

  June 2009

  Thanks For The Advice !.
  But unfortunately I dont have an ebay Account
  thanks anyway
  MrMaudAdams
• MrMaudAdams Posts: 5MI6 Agent

  June 2009

  Bump
  Anyone Else Interested ?
  
  MrMaudAdams
• Higgins GermanyPosts: 16,619MI6 Agent

  June 2009

  MrMaudAdams,
  
  I hope not to sound too unfriendly but I am sure, that you know a little about autographs.
  
  For me, there are 3 "golden rules" when it comes to autographs:
  
  1. The reputation of the seller
  2. compare with other authentic autographs
  3. How does the pic look like
  
  so, if I double-check your offer with my "golden rules"
  
  1. You are registered newly here, nobody knows you here and you have only posted to your own thread so far.
  2. As there are no pics, impossible
  3. As there are no pics, impossible
  
  Please take this as a general opinion, I am not particularly interested in your autographs.

  President of the 'Misty Eyes Club'.
  

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• www.bondstars.com Pinewood Studios, LondonPosts: 374Chief of Staff

  June 2009

  And to add to Bondtoys post..people aren't really interested in personalised authographs.

  www.bondstars.com - The stars' official online autograph store
  www.allstarautographs.co.uk - Autographs, Private Signings & Events
  www.honorblackman.co.uk - Official Honor Blackman website
• Disco Volante Surrey, EnglandPosts: 543MI6 Agent

  June 2009

  I think you mean personalised to someone else Andy!!
  
  Unless your first name is MrMaudAdams of course )
• MrMaudAdams Posts: 5MI6 Agent

  June 2009

  I have Been Registered here for over a year now as Mr Maud Adams (spaces)
  but since the new forum design I Havent Been Able To Login So I created A New Account
  with the same name (minus Spaces)
  
  1. I have been here for a while and have a pretty good rep
  2. Pictures on request
  3. Pictures on request
  
  And Some People Dont Mind About The Personalization..
  I have sold many non-bond autographs personalized and all ..
  
  So Maybe You Should Change Your "Golden Rules"
  
  MrMaudAdams
• clown-andy The NetherlandsPosts: 98MI6 Agent

  June 2009

  I agree!
  There is nothing wrong with an personalized autograph,infact;
  Merely of the actors that are allready passed away did sign with a personalized autograph.In most cases it's the only way to identify if the autograph is a real one,because you have more letters and words for examination.Reputation of the seller don't mind AT all.I see people who are bidding on FAKE autographs while the seller has 100% positive feedback...........
  That is not only strange but shown us that people in general do NOT understand much about real autographs.But they can hardly be blamed.If it's not anyones specialty then you will ending up with a worthless fake collection.We have to learn and digg in if you want to recreate a collection were you can be proud of.I think that we have to give MrMaudAdams some credit here.........and there are NO golden rules in collecting,it's more about good instinct and own expertise you can trust,but this is personal for everyone!
• MrMaudAdams Posts: 5MI6 Agent

  June 2009

  Thanks Clown-Andy
  
  MrMaudAdams
• Higgins GermanyPosts: 16,619MI6 Agent

  June 2009

  clown-andy wrote:

  I agree!
  There is nothing wrong with an personalized autograph,infact;
  Merely of the actors that are allready passed away did sign with a personalized autograph.In most cases it's the only way to identify if the autograph is a real one,because you have more letters and words for examination.Reputation of the seller don't mind AT all.I see people who are bidding on FAKE autographs while the seller has 100% positive feedback...........
  That is not only strange but shown us that people in general do NOT understand much about real autographs.But they can hardly be blamed.If it's not anyones specialty then you will ending up with a worthless fake collection.We have to learn and digg in if you want to recreate a collection were you can be proud of.I think that we have to give MrMaudAdams some credit here.........and there are NO golden rules in collecting,it's more about good instinct and own expertise you can trust,but this is personal for everyone!

  
  Clown Andy,
  
  maybe when your blood-pressure has been going down, you realize, that I have not been solely talking about ebay.
  
  I am talking about reputation by people, whom I trust and whom I know, I don't give a penny on eaby feedback.
  
  But as you have said, what do I know about autographs 8-)

  President of the 'Misty Eyes Club'.
  

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  Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!

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• clown-andy The NetherlandsPosts: 98MI6 Agent

  June 2009 edited June 2009

  My blood pressure is just fine, thank you very much!
• Higgins GermanyPosts: 16,619MI6 Agent

  June 2009 edited June 2009

  With many things, like watches, cars and other things, you are not only buying the item, you are mostly buying the seller.

  President of the 'Misty Eyes Club'.
  

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  Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!

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• clown-andy The NetherlandsPosts: 98MI6 Agent

  June 2009

  Then I'm sorry!I didn't mean to offent you,have a nice weekend!