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#4
07-11-2015, 09:10 PM
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I think autographed card collecting is definitely a niche aspect of the hobby...and general rules don't necessarily apply.
I think autographed vintage...like pre WWI...is much more valuable than the unautographed counterparts. BUT...when it comes to more modern cards...the condition scarcity will be worth more than the autographed copy in most cases. 
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