He doesn't sign by mail but he signs readily in person but is not out
on the town a whole lot...
His sigs are depending on what it is. Index cards can go low as 40
bucks and posters and cool memoribilia a lot more. I'd probably guess
his sig is 100 -200 on average.
I had a great one signed on a charity ticket for the premiere of
Attack fo the Clones i got from someone who worked there. I'd guess
that'd bring a good amount; alas the item faded a bit (was in ball
point). I have another from another crew member but is on a crappy
homemade item (I can't tell story behind that right now) so that I
think I could get about 40 bucks for on a good day and an inscribed
index that was obtained in person on my behalf. Another one where I
bought it.
A good quality or rare image or original script could bring several
hundred.
Post by s***@hotmail.comPost by Sue HPeople (except Star Wars ones that are newbie in the past three -5
Years) are wise now. I see a crapload of stuff "not selling". Things
this price are usually only sold by celebs or huge film/TV icons for
charity. Usually private sellers don't get that for their stuff.
I just heard people were "booking" a Star Wars ex-collector (I'll
reserve what they call him now) into getting Ford and Lucas sigs for
several hundred or over a grand each. INSANITY. Those people will
never see a return on their "investment". I laugh... to me it's
funny. All it takes is a little patience and eventually all these
people can get gotten.... I've had to wait years on some, but it
happens and I still have only paid 100 bucks max for a single graph
and that was on a deceased person.
Post by Gummby3The sad part, yet another group of people, with WAY too much money on
their hands, will buy these "investments" leading sports figures to
think that the general public has that much money to spend on such
trivial things at that price. sigh...
Just a quick SW question... is Lucas hard to get and what is his sig
worth? thanks!
Stehen