180+ American League Signatures From 1940 Season - Looking To Sell 196 Piece Lot

[UnVme7]

Do you autograph collectors normally cut these up?

[btcarfagno]

I'm thinking that lumping autograph collectors together in terms of action or thought is not such a good idea. To your question, it is much like asking someone who just purchased a mid 1950's Topps baseball set if card collectors always break them apart. It would depend on the person. If bought for resale then often selling off the pieces nets more money for the patient seller. Why do you ask?

Tom C

[UnVme7]

Originally Posted by btcarfagno

I'm thinking that lumping autograph collectors together in terms of action or thought is not such a good idea. To your question, it is much like asking someone who just purchased a mid 1950's Topps baseball set if card collectors always break them apart. It would depend on the person. If bought for resale then often selling off the pieces nets more money for the patient seller. Why do you ask?

Tom C

Just curious. Didn't know if they were worth more one way or the other. My apologies. Carry on..

[btcarfagno]

Originally Posted by UnVme7

Just curious. Didn't know if they were worth more one way or the other. My apologies. Carry on..

Ah. Gotcha. Sorry. It depends on the piece. Some are tough to cut because the signatures are very close together. Some are really historic items that are worth more whole. But autograph albums are generally worth more cut up. At least page by page if not signature by signature.

Tom C

[GrayGhost]

Really cool.

[btcarfagno]

Bump for price reductions. Hopefully I get a chance to add the final 3 teams in a few days.

Tom C

[btcarfagno]

All 196 autographs as one lot. Asking $2,300 delivered. Crazy cheap for what is in the lot.

Tom C

[btcarfagno]

All 196 autographs as one lot. Asking $2,300 delivered. Crazy cheap for what is in the lot.

Tom C